The AR is on the search for a senior editor (maternity cover). Deadline for applications: Friday 23 January 2026

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The final reading list of the year is curated by you, the reader, as it brings together the most read archive stories in 2025.

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Atelier Tho.A’s Lá-Sách House in Hồ Chí Minh City, Vietnam has been announced as this year’s winner of the AR House awards alongside two highly commended and three commended projects

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Discover the most read stories on the AR’s website from the past year

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The 15 projects shortlisted by the judging panel include homes from all over the world, from Brazil to Sweden to Japan

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Architects from Vietnam, Denmark and France have been recognised in the AR Emerging awards 2025

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Five carefully chosen pieces that explore how architecture, ecology and Indigenous knowledge converge across Amazonia, free for registered users

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The winners of the AR Emerging awards will be presented with a bespoke trophy made by low-carbon brick manufacturer Kenoteq

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A proposal for making affordable, flexible and ecologically appropriate housing for Ethiopia.

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The excellent German federal garden exhibitions have produced some fine works but few as good as this, which complements the outstanding eighteenth- and nineteenth-century landscapes of Potsdam

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