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Building a cathedral without science or mathematics: The engineering method explained
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Munger Hall: A billionaire's bizarre social experiment
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Czechia's incredible 1960s supervillain-lair hotel (and why its architect got banned by the regime)
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AI vs. Architects
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In defense of Shattuck: Housing in downtown Berkeley
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The age of average
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Inside the lab that tests elevator free-falls – we sent Fred down the world's deepest elevator test shaft in Tytyri, Finland
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Parkour hide and seek in an abandoned UFO houses village in Taiwan
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So you want to turn an office building into a home?
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Engineering the world’s most complex office building, in Antwerp, Belgium
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The unfathomable scale of the Brussels Palace of Justice
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The forgotten story of Modulex – Lego's lost cousin
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A Swedish town is on the move, one building at a time – subsidence from the world's biggest iron ore mine threatens to swallow up the Arctic town of Kiruna
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Potash buildings
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Megacities: Reality or fiction? Architecture in sci-fi
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Your city is full of fake buildings, here's why
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Archaeologists with the Nordjyske Museer in Denmark have found the remains of a large, thousand-year-old homestead, which they believe may have been a Viking hall
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Inside one of Japan's tiniest houses
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Why Norway's churches look weird
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This video tells the story of the Nakagin Capsule Tower, its design, construction, life, and ultimate demise
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Why India doesn’t build skyscrapers
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Is Helsinki city centre's new neighbourhood, Wood City, the future of building? Developers are increasingly swapping out concrete and steel in favour of wood
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A Twitter thread on Alfred Loos, one of the founders of modern architecture, and why modern housing looks so plain
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Gothenburg is on a $100bn building spree
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Known as "torfbæir", these ingeniously designed Icelandic homes helped settle one of Europe's least-hospitable environments
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Why Chicago's skyline is insanely well designed
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Architecture in video games: Designing for impact
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How “dementia villages” work
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Is the open-plan office heading to the grave?
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Oslo's vast National Museum opens with tapestry of 400 reindeer skulls – the ‘grey box’ has been eight years and £500m in the making
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Lessons from the golden age of the mall walkers
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Why Paris looks weird
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Inside Toronto's skyscraper boom
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Turkey has built the longest suspension bridge in the world
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Museum dedicated to Danish fairytale author Hans Christian Andersen, designed as an experiential fantasy world, has officially opened in Odense
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CF Møller's kaleidoscopic Lego campus debuts in Denmark
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Drawing pictures of cities
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Why people thought steel houses were a good idea
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Casino design and why there are no ninety degree turns in most casinos
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Why Barcelona looks weird
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Norway's £500m National Museum to open after eight-year wait – director apologises for delays that have kept Munch's The Scream out of public view
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Why everywhere in the US is starting to look the same
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The bewildering architecture of indoor cities
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The giant chainmail box that stops a house dissolving
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Why New York’s Billionaires’ Row is half empty
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Tenement Museum virtual tour
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For centuries, indigenous groups in north-east India have crafted intricate bridges from living fig trees. Now this ancient skill is making its way to European cities.
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When is the revolution in architecture coming?
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UCSB Student Housing Cube
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