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Inside the Royal Academy of Arts grand refurbishment

The Royal Academy of Arts unveiled its highly-anticipated refurbishment last month, and according to the President, Christopher le Brun, everyone is welcome

Living

The new Zagreb neighbourhood celebrating creativity and design

How the Martićeva neighbourhood has turned into a hub for artists and creative people in Croatia

Italy

Venice Architecture Biennale

Visitors to this years International Architecture Exhibition, the Biennale, in Venice are being asked to reflect on space and its implications

Denmark

Denmark's 'wooden skyscraper' breaks ground

The 45-metre tall observation tower offers panoramic views of Denmark's Gisselfeld Kloster park and will be connected to a 900-metre-long treetop walkway.

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World News

Euroviews. Get used to wooden skyscrapers. They're stronger, cleaner and fire resistant | View

Timber is set to become a popular alternative to traditional building materials used in tall buildings, says Rune Abrahamsen, a timber expert who is helping to construct the world's tallest wooden high-rise in Norway.

Turkey

Europe's largest wooden building at risk of collapse

The building served as an orphanage until 1964 and has been abandoned ever since.

World News

See them before they vanish: Europe's most under-threat heritage sites

A communist monument in mountainous Bulgaria, an ice factory in England and an art nouveau casino in Romania are among Europe’s most endangered heritage sites, say campaigners.

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Recycling drainage pipes into new homes in Hong Kong

Micro-apartments made from giant concrete drainage pipes are on display in Hong Kong’s industrial area of Kwun Tong

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China: a new glass suspension bridge attracts tourists in Henan

A new glass-bottom suspension bridge in central China's Henan Province brought a fun mixture of excitement and thrill to tourists during the Spring Festival holiday.

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Flora Robotica: The team of European scientists putting plants and machines together to construct the buildings of the future

Using robots and plants, scientists, architects and robotics researchers are trying to find a way to grow green cities out of the ground.

Living

The man behind Google’s new campus

Thomas Heatherwick reflects on cityscape architecture and how it should “lift up and nourish” urban living.

Spain

Gaudi's first project opens to the public as a museum

The first project of renowned Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi, Casa Vicens, has opened to the public as a museum.

Global Japan

Architects building dreams the Japanese way

In this edition of Global Japan we meet Shigeru Ban and Sou Fujimoto, two world famous Japanese architects.

Global Japan

The Japanese architects changing the face of Europe

The wave of Japanese architects who are leaving an indelible mark on 21st century European architecture

Green News

First-class working spaces

A high-end co-working environment with a focus on wellness and design.

Russia

Russian skyscraper ‘becomes Europe’s tallest building’

The Lakhta Center in St Petersburg isn't even finished yet, but its creators are already claiming it's bigger than all other skyscrapers in Europe

Green News

Paris's most secret shop

In Paris with Brigitte Tanaka, a mysterious collector you will never meet.

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New York's old Kosciuszko Bridge blown to pieces in controlled demolition

A new bridge is being finalised to replace it after decades of complaints over its congestion.

Living

Redefining luxury homes

Living it chats luxury lifestyle and home decor with Lebanese-American celebrity interior designer Ryan Korban.

Belgium

Once Europe's grandest building, Belgium's Palais de Justice is crumbling

The state of the Brussels landmark is so bad locals joke that even the scaffolding has its own scaffolding