In primarily using materials found on-site, Djernes & Bell have transformed a former schoolhouse into a lab that will monitor the performance of its own building materials

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Florence Wright

In Milan’s Bicocca neighbourhood, Balance Architettura have extended the life of a 1950s industrial headquarters

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Davide Tommaso Ferrando

Join the AR in Lisbon during the World Architecture Festival

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AR Editors

Largely the domain of the extremely wealthy, the interiors of spacecraft reflect the changing aspirations of their passengers

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Kristina Rapacki

Medellín continues to create new public spaces for all, gradually lighting up its darknesses

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Lili Zarzycki

Light does not exist without darkness in traditional Korean architecture

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Byoung-soo Cho

Diller Scofidio + Renfro’s extension to one of  New York’s prime art galleries makes a significant mark in the museum’s perennial evolution

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Lili Zarzycki

New into Old 2021 Highly commended: A multi-generational house by Tadashi Yoshimura Architects in Japan’s Nara Basin addresses problems of depopulation in rural Japan

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Ellen Peirson

New into Old 2021 Highly commended: Ryan W Kennihan Architects’ integration of a new family dwelling into a cluster of old buildings in Dublin opens up possibilities within traditional settings

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Lisa Godson

Comprising a training hall and plant nursery, shop and kitchen, and a sanitation block, the Lim’uphile Co-op is broken down into distinct buildings that are all different, but born out of a similar logic

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Tomà Berlanda