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The world has in recent years experienced unprecedented weather patterns characterised by high temperatures, extreme rainfall and severe droughts.

The earthquake even prompted building evacuations in Newcastle, NSW, the scene of Australia’s most damaging earthquake on record in 1989. That quake, which had a magnitude of 5.6 and an epicentre roughly 15km southwest of the Newcastle CBD, killed 13 people and hospitalised 160, and left 1,000 people homeless.

The £70 million restoration and expansion of a historic Birmingham building has reached a key landmark, as its iconic façade was unveiled for the first time in 15 months.Birmingham’s locallylisted Belmont Works has had the scaffolding removed for the

A coalition led by C40, the Global Alliance for Building and Construction (GlobalABC), The Resilience Shift, World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) and World Green Building Council (WorldGBC) has formed to promote radical collaboration for climate action ahead of the Cities, Regions and Built Environment Day at COP26. The #BuildingToCOP26 Coalition are coming together […]

DOM Publishers' latest contribution to their architectural guide series provides an overview of the architecture of Africa. We look at Kinshasa and Bangui.

“Students work in teams on their robots making use of all the online skills that they have acquired over the past few months. At this stage, we plan to let

Affecting projects worth billions and harming investor confidence.

Since 2010, the NCPEDP-Mphasis Universal Design Awards, have been awarding individuals and corporations who are enabling persons with disabilities to live more independently. The winners of this apex national award, over the past decade, include several tech innovators. A case in point is Ravindra Rambhan Singh, (winner in 2020) the co-founder of myUDAAN, who has developed a

The top master's degrees in architecture in 2021 ranked according to BAM.

9 interviews from ArchDaily’s Youtube playlists that feature exclusive on-site interviews with some of the 2021 Venice Biennale curators.