Eleanor Beaumont
Deputy Editor at The Architectural Review
Architect (nearly) and Deputy Editor at The Architectural Review @ArchReview (she/her)
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1 week ago |
architectural-review.com | Eleanor Beaumont
The latest social housing for IBAVI in Palma de Mallorca by H Arquitectes is proof that existing buildings are a valuable material resourceIt is not possible to buy a plastic straw on the island of Mallorca. The same goes for disposable plastic plates, cups and cutlery; six‑packs of beer are held in cardboard holders rather than plastic rings.
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1 month ago |
architectural-review.com | Feliks Ulvåen Isaksen |Eleanor Beaumont
3RW Arkitekter and Nord Architects’ design for Oslo’s Furuset Hageby creates a micro-environment wherepeople with dementia are gently encouraged to lead active livesAs dementia progresses, lines begin to blur. The past and the present meld together and fragment. The place you thought you were a moment ago is no longer where you find yourself. There is confusion and sadness, sometimes even anger, before it all begins again.
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1 month ago |
architectural-review.com | Eleanor Beaumont
The Arklow wastewater treatment plant in Ireland, designed by Clancy Moore, is an act of public serviceThe Irish Sea near the town of Arklow was once home to 90km of naturally occurring oyster reefs. During the 19th century, Arklow was the country’s main port for oysters – 40 million were harvested in 1863, with many exported to England, the colonial metropole.
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1 month ago |
architectural-review.com | Manon Mollard |Eleanor Beaumont |Kristina Rapacki
Herzog & de Meuron | Baas Arquitectura | Casa Solo Arquitectos | Nord Architects | 3RW Arkitekter | Witherford Watson Mann | Clancy Moore | Irene Barclay | Ecomimesis Soluções Ecológicas | Adamo FaidenFor most of us, life begins in a hospital and is likely to end in a medical facility too. We visit hospitals during our lives – if not for a broken arm or surgery, then for an unwell loved one. Although healthcare is a universal need, access is deeply unequal.
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2 months ago |
architectural-review.com | Manon Mollard |Eleanor Beaumont |Kristina Rapacki
Suad Amiry | Anne Lacaton | HAT Projects | Níall McLaughlin Architects | dMFK Architects | Lynch Architects | Designing Motherhood | The MAAK | Organizmo | Syn | Al BordeEarlier this year, Bangladeshi architect Marina Tabassum was announced as the designer of the next Serpentine Pavilion. Zaha Hadid might have designed the first London pavilion in 2000, but she was followed by many men; it took another 18 years for the next sole female architect to be commissioned.
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