Architecture open to appropriation forms the background for everyday life in the work of this Swiss studio

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Leela Keshav

For this practice, projects in Ghana and Austria are an opportunity to imagine new places of belonging, in careful dialogue with both place and people

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Leela Keshav

From their base in Liverpool, this practice transfers principles across scales, ranging from exhibition design to urban transformation

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Leela Keshav

Based in Budapest, this practice hopes to reimagine Hungarian architectural history by interpreting it in playful, pedagogical structures and research projects

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Leela Keshav

With a number of rammed earth projects under its belt, the Paris-based practice is championing the use of bio‑based materials in French construction

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Leela Keshav

Through its deep research into the cultures and landscapes of the Gulf, the Kuwait and Bahrain-based practice draws out the region’s global networks

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Leela Keshav

The material palette and spatial configuration of this conventional-looking house demonstrate inventive approaches to sustainability

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Leela Keshav