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Liverpool stripped of World Heritage status due to waterfront developments

July 21, 2021 Alice Finney 0
Liverpool loses World Heritage status UNESCO

UNESCO has stripped Liverpool of its prestigious World Heritage status after a UN committee found recent developments caused an “irreversible loss of attributes” in the city. Following a vote that took place in Fuzhou, China earlier today, the UK city has been removed from the list, which designates locations of Outstanding Universal Value (OUV) to

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House Between Canopies / unparelld’arquitectes

July 21, 2021 Agustina Coulleri 0

A two-storey house fit between two canopies. This is the answer to the common conflict between a desire – to enjoy the spatial attributes of a detached house – and planning – small plots with the minimal 3m separation to the property line. The possibility of installing lightweight features in the non-buildable area is the loophole in the ordinance that will be the engine driving this project.

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Bus Terminal of São Luís / Natureza Urbana

July 21, 2021 Susanna Moreira 0

The architectural firm Natureza Urbana is responsible for an extensive urban revitalization of a Bus Terminal located in the historic center of São Luís, in Maranhão, bringing as design precepts the intention of qualifying public spaces, improving the interconnection with the existing heritage, and boosting the activity of local micro-entrepreneurs. Manoela Machado and Pedro Lira, partners at Natureza Urbana, were the architects responsible for the project; also, the company Hproj Planejamento e Projetos worked in partnership with Natureza Urbana, with financing from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB).

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Herzog & de Meuron unveils cylindrical skyscraper at Canary Wharf

July 21, 2021 Tom Ravenscroft 0
One Park Drive in Canary Wharf by Herzog & de Meuron

Swiss architecture studio Herzog & de Meuron has completed the One Park Drive residential skyscraper at Canary Wharf in London. Designed to stand out from the surrounding office towers of Canary Wharf, the 58-storey skyscraper has a distinctive cylindrical form. “Set against the backdrop of the existing Canary Wharf buildings, the circular form of the new

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De Wereldburger Amsterdam Elementary School / Moke Architecten

July 21, 2021 Andreas Luco 0

Primary school De Wereldburger in Amsterdam is giving its building a new lease of life. ‘The school, which opened in 1965, decided not to construct a new building but to reuse the old concrete frame and supplement it with a wooden frame,’ says architect Gianni Cito. He designed a circular and near-energy neutral building that feels like a palace for learning and playing. 

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From Hidden Backrooms to Storage Units, Foreign Domestic Workers and the Evolution of their Living Space

July 21, 2021 Dima Stouhi 0

Looking through interior images of houses, we often see grand bedrooms with an influx of natural lighting. We see inviting open-space living rooms, lush terraces, and kitchens with high-end equipment and refined finishes. But what we don’t see is that behind these sleek walls are small neglected bedrooms without proper ventilation, natural lighting, or space to move around, dedicated to those who cater to the entire household.  

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Big Barn / Faulkner Architects

July 21, 2021 Paula Pintos 0

North of San Francisco, in Glen Ellen, a less populated part of the Napa wine country, the culture has been based on agriculture and was named for an original winery. Jack London made this his permanent home here in the early 1900s. Drawn by the land, London believed in the redemptive qualities of rural life. Less than an hour from the city, rolling hills covered with groves of oak trees surround the downtown.

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ODA Designs New York’s Largest Residential Cantilever in Manhattan

July 21, 2021 Dima Stouhi 0

ODA New York have released images of their newest project “Era“, Manhattan’s largest residential cantilever building. Located in the Upper West Side, the 20-storey condo features a striking 50-foot cantilever structure and the neighborhood’s only rooftop pool. The project’s unique cantilever design allows for more expansive views as it ascends, wide common spaces, grand residences, and a rooftop recreational space.