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

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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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Five carefully chosen pieces that explore the architecture of parliaments, free for registered users

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After the opening of Sir Giles Gilbert Scott’s Chamber following the Blitz, Maurice Hasting traces the journey from 14th-century college chapel to parliamentary home

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The AR delves into the pre-fab construction techniques used in two London schools designed by Ernő Goldfinger

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Five carefully chosen pieces that challenge the human-centric gaze and invite new ways of seeing, free for registered users

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The AR profiles Ricardo Bofill and his Taller de Arquitectura in its July 1973 issue

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Seven carefully chosen pieces on the ocean as a space shaped by politics, architecture, memory and myth, free for registered users

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Four carefully chosen pieces on brutalisms past and present, free for registered users

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