The Sydney Opera House and Can Lis, both completed in 1973, are two of Jørn Utzon’s masterworks yet the products of a catalogue of errors

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Gerard Reinmuth

The AR Women in Architecture campaign is an annual survey, a partner programme and a series of events and annual awards: here we present a selection of other initiatives promoting equity and equality in architecture and design around the world

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British architect Amanda Levete and Dutch artist Madelon Vriesendorp recognised by Women in Architecture awards

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The growing body of work by this German-trained African architect represents a dialogue between global North and South

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Andres Lepik

Tributes from the profession have flooded in for Zaha Hadid following her sudden death at the age of 65

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Identifying as an architect is a kind of drag, a mannered persona donned for effect

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Mimi Zeiger

AR_EA Netherlands: Rietveld Architecture-Art-Affordances

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Too many architects once heralded as rising stars have seen their work descend into caricature and recycled motifs. In this cautionary tale, Peter Buchanan asks whether early recognition can stunt burgeoning creativity and originality

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Peter Buchanan

Lessons for today’s housing struggles can be learned from the tension between privileged defenders of heritage and the rights of prior occupants in the city’s historic South End

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Sylvie Tissot

In a United States dominated by foreign architects clustered around NYC and LA, Raymund Ryan finds a new American architecture in unexpected places

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Raymund Ryan