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• Fenix I Loft Apartments by Mei Architects and Planners April 2, 2020
  A historic dockyard warehouse in Rotterdam has been given a new lease of life as a mixed-use cultural and residential hub by Mei Architects and Planners, turning this once proud industrial building into a beacon of regenerative ambition.
• White City Living beckons new residents to White City April 1, 2020
  White City is transforming into an exciting west London neighbourhood, thanks to a multi-billion pound revitalisation. We find out about the district's new residential development, White City Living by St James, which is offering people the chance to…
• Metal heart: Oklahoma Contemporary by Rand Elliott Architects March 31, 2020
  New arts centre Oklahoma Contemporary, designed by Rand Elliott Architects, provides Oklahoma City with galleries, performance spaces and studios to support a growing local creative scene. But the building’s defining feature is its aluminium skin, wh…
• Hempcrete home: Flat House by Practice Architecture and Material Cultures March 31, 2020
  On a Cambridgeshire farm, a new home is made from the crop grown on the land around it. But this hempcrete house is part of an ambitious wider project exploring how natural materials can be used at scale in construction
• The struggle to save the Eames House March 27, 2020
  In order to save Charles and Ray Eames’ iconic home in California’s Pacific Palisades, Charles’ granddaughter Lucia Dewey Atwood has launched a long-term conservation project for the modernist monument in which she spent much of her childhood. But pr…
• A prison that's part of the neighbourhood March 23, 2020
  In Nanterre, LAN (Local Architecture Network) has delivered a surprising urban prison that’s part of the neighbourhood
• Playing with tradition: Bumpers Oast by ACME March 13, 2020
  In Kent, ACME has created an inventive, spacious and contemporary home inspired by the iconic local vernacular of oast houses
• From wallpaper factory to artist haven: UCLA's Graduate Arts Studio by Johnston Marklee March 2, 2020
  Johnston Marklee’s new UCLA Margo Leavin Graduate Arts Studio in Culver City reimagines the boundaries of cast concrete to create a nurturing and functional set of spaces for the celebrated art school and its students
• Beacons of utility: the new wave of public works projects February 20, 2020
  From sewage works to power plants, more public works projects are harnessing architecture and civic presence to elevate the typology — and better engage people with the vital infrastructure that sustains daily life
• Cityringen is Denmark’s biggest infrastructure project for 400 years February 19, 2020
  Copenhagen’s new underground line took eight years to construct, cost billions and is a major part of the city’s strategy to be carbon-neutral by 2025. But this underground line from Arup is also a thing of beauty