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Architecture

The Cities of Central China: Urban Development Case Studies in Wuhan

China has urbanized incredibly fast. In 1979, the beginning of China’s...

September 3, 2018  By Carl Hooks
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Shoe Box Living in Micro-Apartments: A Response to Housing Shortages

In Seattle, Washington the urban population has grown about 8% in the last...

March 7, 2016  By Ryan Bellinson
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Nothing Left to Chance: Chicago’s Millennium Park

Parks brings out the best in cities, and Chicago is no exception. Millennium...

January 11, 2016  By Martijn Sargentini
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Kibera Calling: Locally-Led Development in a Nairobi Slum

Kibera in Nairobi remains one of the world's largest informal settlements,...

January 4, 2016  By Adam Nowek
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Building Cultural Symbols: Battling for Creative Status

TPAC and M+: creativity under construction In the heart of Taipei’s...

December 21, 2015  By Isabella Rossen
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Sunny Beach: The resort dream on the Bulgarian seaside

Behind the former Iron Curtain, on the southern Black Sea coast of Bulgaria,...

August 31, 2015  By Miroslav Damyanov
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New Era, New Station: Design in Birmingham and Rotterdam

New Street, Birmingham’s central railway station, is currently experiencing...

August 17, 2015  By Marco Bontje
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Implementing Climate Change Goals

In this piece, Maarten shows us how Boston and Amsterdam are becoming prototypes...

June 8, 2015  By Maarten Markus
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Building Metro Connections: Catchick Street in Hong Kong

Isabella Rossen investigated the rapid process of neighborhood change initiated...

May 20, 2015  By Isabella Rossen
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Manchester’s Northern Quarter: Fostering or Exploiting Authenticity?

Nowadays, The Northern Quarter is often defined as one of the most exciting...

April 6, 2015  By Valerie van Lieshout
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