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Playfully transparent roof defines German Glass House escape
The Glass House by Sigurd Larsen, set amid nature outside Berlin, is an unconventional country home with a distinctive transparent roof
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Architecture colours defining yesterday, today and tomorrow
‘Colour Memories’, a new exhibition by London’s Museum of Architecture, takes a look at the colours inspiring architects through time and personal experience
By Hannah Silver Last updated
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Beazley Designs of the Year is a blueprint for our turbulent year
Curated by Emily King, the Beazley Designs of the Year exhibition captures how design has responded to social justice, climate change and Coronavirus
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Deana Lawson’s intimate and resplendent visions of Black life
In her largest exhibtion to date, American artist Deana Lawson explores representations of Black identity through majestic and celebratory photographs
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Ed Ruscha’s nostalgic ode to Oklahoma
‘Ed Ruscha: OKLA’, the pioneering American artist's first solo exhibition in his home state, explores the impact of Oklahoma on his storied career
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Roni Horn explores death, rats and Emily Dickinson
American artist Roni Horn explores the inscrutability of death, optical perception and the poetry of Emily Dickinson at Château La Coste, Provence
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Matthew Avallone proposes ‘inhabitable park-scape’ for togetherness in Tijuana
Our Next Generation 2022 showcase shines a light on 22 outstanding graduates from around the globe, in seven creative fields. Here, we profile architecture graduate Matthew Avallone, from the Royal College of Art, UK
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Carol Bove at Nasher Sculpture Center: rust, ripples and material illusion
At the Nasher Sculpture Center, Texas, an exhibition by American artist Carol Bove reflects on 20th-century traditions and pushes metal to its limits
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Championing slow architecture with Manea Kella
Casa Popeea, a hotel in Romania, is a recent competion of London-based architecture studio Manea Kella and represents the practice’s take on slow architecture; a movement that favours crafts, simplicity, locality and sustainable architecture
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