Manon Mollard
Deputy Editor at The Architectural Review
Editor of The Architectural Review @ArchReview • Alumna @AAschool • (she/her)
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3 weeks 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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1 month 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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2 months ago |
architectural-review.com | Florence Wright |Manon Mollard |Eleanor Beaumont |Kristina Rapacki
‘You must stoop lower to enter,' the doorframe says, banging the top of your head should you not listen. Through the tiny window, the sea is roiling, lashing spray against the glass. The slates rattle like xylophone bars from the wind, wailing down the chimney and threatening to dout the fire. Mice scuttle behind the knotted pine panels. On a rack above your head, the moor is drying from your boots, flecked by peat and bracken.
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2 months ago |
architectural-review.com | Manon Mollard |Eleanor Beaumont |Kristina Rapacki |Laura Bonell
The first good room that came to me is one I’ve never stepped in. Architecture travels as images, and some of them stay imprinted on the mind. It is a large rectangular room, the entire ground floor of a house designed by Pascal Flammer Architekten outside the village of Balsthal in the Swiss Jura. Its particularity is that it sits 750mm sunken into the earth.
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2 months ago |
architectural-review.com | Manon Mollard |Eleanor Beaumont |Kristina Rapacki |Reuben Brown
This picture was taken on 24 March 2021, shortly after the UK lifted its third national lockdown. Tom CarpenterExplore more from the good rooms series here, or in the Good rooms + AR House issue
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