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In Kolkata, India, the ITC Green Center by Morphogenesis redefines the modern mixed-use campus through climate-responsive architecture, public art, and…
Feixue Pavilion is a rural cultural and educational pavilion designed by Archermit in Pear Blossom Village, Luzhou, Sichuan. Completed in…
India has returned to the Venice Biennale after a seven-year gap with its national pavilion titled Geographies of Distance: Remembering…
Some of architecture’s most radical ideas arise when architects design homes for their mothers. In these deeply personal projects, care,…
Venice Biennale 2026 Opens: Exploring ‘In Minor Keys,’ National Pavilions & Collateral Events
By Faiza Ansari
As the Venice Biennale officially opens to the public today, Venice once again transforms into a city-wide stage for contemporary…
The Venice Biennale remains one of the most influential and politically charged platforms in the global art world. Founded in…
The expansion of the Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art reorganizes the institution around a larger idea, treating art, ecology,…
The Tokyo Metropolitan Edo-Tokyo Museum has reopened following a nearly four-year renovation, introducing a series of site-specific interventions and installations…
Capella Kyoto Hotel emerges as a serene space. Walking through the historic district, past timber-fronted machiya houses and narrow stone…
The American Institute of Architects (AIA) has sharply criticized the U.S. Education Department after the agency finalized a new federal…