The Architectural Review
The Architectural Review is a global magazine dedicated to architecture, released monthly. It has been in circulation in London since 1896. The magazine features articles that explore the built environment, including landscape architecture, building and interior design, urban planning, and the theories behind these areas.
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architectural-review.com | Kristina Rapacki
The Swiss Federal Railways’ repair works in Zürich are being lightly transformed for new commercial usesWorkers at the Swiss Federal Railways’ (SBB) central repair works in Zürich used to climb the roof of its halls and practise handstands. It was as good a place as any to do gymnastics: out in the open air, with a view to the Käferberg rising across from a tangle of railway tracks and the river Limmat.
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architectural-review.com | Manon Mollard
Atelier Luma’s new home in Arles hints at the level of investment required to rethink what buildings should be made ofEvery autumn, the fields are strewn with rice straw after the harvest. Farmers in the Camargue would traditionally assemble the dry stalks into windrows and set them on fire. This ancestral technique known as écobuage or ‘controlled burn’ is forbidden in France, but the Camargue benefited from a derogation.
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architectural-review.com | Merlin Fulcher
The International Union of Architects (UIA) has named the winners of its ideas contest calling on young architects to rethink UNESCO World Heritage Sites within urban contextsThe overall winner was ‘W[oa]ndering Medina’ submitted by Amath Luca Diatta, Greta Allegretti, Letizia Allegretti, Pietro Brunazzi, Elena Paccagnella and Stefano Tremolada from Italy.
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architectural-review.com | Merlin Fulcher
An open international ideas contest is being held to rethink Baghdad’s underused main railway station (Deadline: 1 October)Open to architects, students, engineers, planners and designers – the single-stage competition seeks proposals to upgrade and revitalize the landmark 1953 complex which was designed by Scottish architect JM Wilson and originally provided a range of domestic and international services but now only operates one overnight train to Basra.
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architectural-review.com | Merlin Fulcher
An open international contest is being held to retrofit and upgrade the former Palace Hotel in Ostrava, Czechia (Deadline: 6 June)The two-stage competition – organised by the Centre for Central European Architecture (CCEA MOBA) on behalf of the developer ANTRACIT – will select a design team to upgrade the historic complex located on a prominent site in the centre of Czechia’s third largest settlement.
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