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The buildings on the World Trade Center site 25 years later (nouvel onglet)
Multiple skyscrapers and smaller structures have been constructed since the terrorist attacks on 11 September 2001 devastated Lower Manhattan. Here, we take a look at the site 25 years on. In 1973, the World Trade Center complex comprised s
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Keiji Ashizawa clads House in Yatsugatake in charred cedar (nouvel onglet)
An "angled, folded form" clad in charred cedar defines this holiday home, designed by Japanese studio Keiji Ashizawa Design to embrace the surrounding landscape while maintaining its inhabitants' privacy. The studio designed the 225-square-
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Our thoughts on the Dyson CameraJet toothbrush (nouvel onglet)
Dezeen Weekly returns with a conversation about Dyson's eye-catching new product launch, plus a building in north London that aims to kickstart a revival of stone architecture. In this episode, Dezeen features editor Nat Barker and design e

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Qastic creates stacked ADUs for "alternative approach to small-scale housing" in Los Angeles (nouvel onglet)
Two accessory dwelling units are contained within a double-level, arched metal building, which was created by design-build studo Qastic. The project is located in a residential neighbourhood dominated by low-rise homes with pitched roofs. F
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Oatelier draws on traditional rural architecture for timber home in Slovakia (nouvel onglet)
Local architecture studio Oatelier has completed Husárik Hut, a barn-like timber home in Slovakia that was designed as a contemporary take on the area's traditional shepherd's huts. Perched on a sloping site overlooking the Javorníky mounta
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Orms plans to add rooftop swimming pool to London's BT Tower (nouvel onglet)
Architecture studio Orms has submitted a planning application to transform the BT Tower in London into a hotel with a rooftop swimming pool for American hotelier MCR. Orms will restore the Grade II-listed BT Tower, the adjacent podium and 1

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Four upcoming NFL stadiums that show the future of the league (nouvel onglet)
With the professional American football season kicking off today, we take a look at some upcoming stadiums and overhauls, from Washington DC to Kansas City. Late this summer, global architecture studio Populous completed a ground-up stadium
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Studio KO transforms "basilica-like" tram depot into Tashkent art centre (nouvel onglet)
A metal tunnel guides visitors from underground into a lofty exhibition hall within a tram depot at the Centre for Contemporary Arts Tashkent, which was designed by French architecture practice Studio KO in Uzbekistan's capital. Commissione
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Richard and Su Roger's seminal house in London "gifted to the nation" (nouvel onglet)
The modernist 22 Parkside house in Wimbledon, London, by Richard and Su Rogers has been given over to conservation charity The National Trust. Designed by the pair in the late 1960s for Richard Rogers' parents, ownership of 22 Parkside has

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Populous and Moody Nolan design 76ers and Flyers arena as "landmark" for Philadelphia (nouvel onglet)
Architecture studios Populous and Moody Nolan have released designs for a professional basketball and hockey arena based on the shape of Philadelphia's iconic Spectrum arena. The planned arena will serve as the home of NBA team the 76ers an
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Chinese library complex encourages "connections between people and the city" (nouvel onglet)
A sweeping white roof informed by the pages of a book crowns Chang'an Academy Xi'an Public Library, a cultural centre in Shanxi Province. Overlooking the Ba River and Olympic Sports Centre in Xi'an's Chanba Ecological Area, the 70,000-squar
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Daniel Libeskind wins 2026 Praemium Imperiale for architecture (nouvel onglet)
Polish-American architect Daniel Libeskind has been named architecture laureate for this year's Praemium Imperiale awards by the Japan Art Association. Libeskind, who leads the New York-based Studio Libeskind and is one of the judges for th