Saudi Arabia’s major new stadium inspired by sprouting seed
The new King Salman Stadium in Riyadh, designed by Populous, will open in 2029.
Is Elon Musk's prefabricated mini-apartment the home of the future?
Does the richest man in the world and Trump's biggest supporter live in Boxabl’s. No, he doesn't. Novertheless, this project could represent the Existenzminimum of tomorrow.
Artworks and dinosaurs: new wing of NHM opens in Los Angeles
The Natural History Museum opens to the city with a new accessible and inclusive space for culture and community.
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There is a new “piccola scuola” in Venice, in a building renovated by Fosbury
Scuola Piccola Zattere, set in a historic building in Venice’s Dorsoduro district and reimagined by Fosbury Architecture, revives a centuries-old Venetian tradition with a contemporary art-focused program of education and residency.
The great Nan Goldin exhibition now in Berlin
“This Will Not End Well” is the incredible retrospective that the Neue Nationalgalerie dedicates to one of the most important living photographers. Six monumental works present her in the role of filmmaker.
A shared house is reborn in Verona
Romano Tinazzi rehabilitates a former railway workers' residence on the outskirts of the Veneto city, creating a co-living space for students and young workers that combines old and new through radical architectural gestures.
Greenhouse regenerated for contemporary art in Bologna
In the capital of Emilia, the greenhouses at Giardini Margherita have become a centre of cultural production crossbreeding art, scientific research and ecology to become the city's heritage over the years.
The must-see exhibition where Bennani illustrates what a family is today
The Moroccan-born artist is swimming against the tide in a contemporary world increasingly prone to isolation and standardisation. And she does it with an orchestra of flip-flops, jackals and other humanised animals at the Fondazione Prada in Milan
Inside Studio Gang’s new vertical campus in Paris
Located in the new Rive Gauche district of Paris, the recently completed hub of the University of Chicago develops all its relationships in height, linking the genius loci to the institution's identity through materials.
What will become of the Fondaco dei Tedeschi in Venice?
The historic building next to the Rialto Bridge currently houses a luxury shopping centre, which is soon to be closed. After numerous renovations, it was also entrusted to OMA in 2016.
The new Stedelijk Museum by Paul Cournet and Sabine Marcelis
CLOUD studio has renovated the museum's entrance spaces by connecting contemporary art and public space in Amsterdam, and the Dutch designer has dedicated a new chair to the project.
BIG-designed new luxury residences in Abu Dhabi are now for sale
The Mandarin Oriental Residences project is set to become a new landmark in the Saadiyat Cultural District in the Emirati city.
Notre-Dame expected to reopen in December
More than five years after the devastating 2019 fire, the iconic cathedral of Paris is almost ready to welcome visitors.
From stable to contemporary art residence, between the sea and the Tuscan hills
On the Gulf of Talamone, the restoration project by Studio Hus transformed the stable of a farmhouse into a country residence through gradual contrasts in colour and material.
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OMA’s sculptures enrich Louis Vuitton’s new temporary store in New York
Blending fashion, culture, and hospitality, the brand has opened a temporary store on 57th Street, featuring a monumental installation in the grand atrium designed by OMA’s partner Shohei Shigematsu.
RAIM, Seoul’s self-made robotic museum
The Turkish studio Melike Altinisik Architects (MAA) has designed an educational museum dedicated to robotics and artificial intelligence that is constantly adapting to tell the story of the evolving technologies of the 21st century.
The demolition of Hotel Jugoslavija: for years one of the most beautiful hotels in Europe
Demolition has begun on the historic ’69 hotel, the jewel in the crown of Tito's Yugoslavia and for decades the scene of the dolce vita of its capital Belgrade.
World Architecture Festival 2024: here are the winners
A primary school in Australia, a public building yet to be built, a café that changes its layout throughout the day and a park square between skyscrapers in Shenzhen. These are the winning projects of the World Expo 2024.
Anora: overturning design to conquer intimacy
The American comedy that won the Palme d’Or at Cannes is a meditation on houses, interiors, and a journey through New York City – a film-length exploration of what it takes to capture the elusive intimacy of a living room.
This Nike box perfectly explains Jannik Sinner’s approach to winning
Can packaging design embody an entire athletic philosophy? Apparently, yes.
Huge Zaha Hadid sculpture is the symbol of the renovated The Moore in Miami
Among past atmosheres and Zaha Hadid's installation, ICRAVE and Studio-Collective revive Miami's iconic The Moore through a contemporary design inspired by Latin American warmth.
Restoring and reinventing an old house on Lake Maggiore
Wespi de Meuron Romeo renovated a farmhouse on the border between Italy and Switzerland, combining stone, concrete and lake views in an austere language.
Honda’s first electric motorcycle concepts include a futuristic scooter
The Japanese manufacturer unveiled the two electric motorbike concepts, EV Fun and EV Urban, offering a hint at the future of its two-wheeled lineup.
The nude in art: from the past to the 2025 Pirelli Calendar
The 2025 Pirelli Calendar leaves behind its erotic past to explore a new aesthetic of the body. Photographer Ethan James Green captures the hyperreality of our time, where the body becomes an expression of fluid and multifaceted beauty. A journey through the nude in art, from the Venus of Willendorf to Botticelli’s Venuses, from Michelangelo to Titian, from Manet to Schiele, up to the present day.
First Stirling Prize-winning building to be demolished, 30 years after it was built
The University of Salford has announced that it will demolish the Centenary Building, opening the way for reflection on an environmentally and culturally questionable decision.
New artwork by Giulio Paolini, contemporary art maestro, on show at the Bagni Misteriosi in Milan
An installation and four paper collages evoke the enigmatic dimension of theater, exploring its connection to contemporary arts. Another work by a great master now permanently exhibited in Milan.
10 most important architecture prizes in the world and how to enter
From the Pritzker Prize, the Nobel Prize of architecture, and the Biennale's Golden Lion to the Aga Khan Prize to the Italian Architecture Prize, here’s the awards selection that celebrate architects and their projects.
In China, bookstores and libraries are transforming the countryside
New architectural projects are emerging in the villages of rural China, bringing local communities together around books and attracting tourists from the cities. We have selected ten of them to explore.
We visited Tom Dixon at his “mineral” villa in Mykonos
Created in collaboration with A31 Architecture, Villa Aimasia goes beyond Greek vernacular by embracing contemporary design, blending with the island’s geology, and orienting luxury to the tastes of design enthusiasts.
Tourism has become a problem, and so Florence bans lock boxes from the streets
Lockboxes, or key safes, are increasingly the target of protests against mass tourism and the Airbnb-isation of cities. In Florence, the problem may not be solved, but at least it will be less visible.
A house made of details in Canton Ticino
In a dialogue with the local Modern tradition, Inches Geleta has extended a house in Italian Switzerland through light, the search for detail, and a rational metal structure.