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Partridge, who joined King’s Cross developer Argent in 1990 after studying architecture at Cambridge, became the firm’s joint chief executive in 2006 and

McLaughlin, whose new library at Cambridge’s Magdalene College won the UK's highest architectural award last month, will be joined during the day-long

AZoBuild spoke with Kristian Ahlmark from Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects about their ambitious new project Rocket&Tigerli, which will become the world’s tallest residential building with a wooden load-bearing structure.

The city of Winterthur will soon be home to the ‘plyscraper’ equivalent of the Burj Khalifa.

Schmidt Hammer Lassen revealed the winning design of an international competition for the world’s tallest residential timber building.

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Tūranga is the most important public library in Christchurch, New Zealand. It was opened in October 2018 and replaced the central library nearby, which was destroyed by the earthquake in 2011.

To mark Chinese New Year, Dezeen rounds up 12 major architecture projects set to complete in China in the Year of the Tiger.

  December 2021 Awards of Excellence Issue Highlights In our December issue Now in their 54th year, the Canadian Architect Awards of Excellence are the highest recognition for future projects in Canada. By focusing on commissioned but not yet completed projects along with exceptional student work and architectural photography, the program recognizes design ambition and […]

A comedy theatre, an Aboriginal radio station, a cancer biobank and the creators of compostable cling wrap are among the 29 finalists for this year’s