Architect and urban designer Cindy Frewen is trying to figure out how the COVID-19 pandemic will accelerate some of the changes she’s been forecasting and transform how we live in the future.
A peace deal in November was supposed to have ended a brutal war between Azerbaijan and Armenia.
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To take this pilgrimage, you have to be willing to break a few rules.
This 90-acre park greets visitors with gorgeous grounds and carefully restored heritage buildings.
Asian megacities are finding innovative new fixes to urbanization’s destruction of traditional public spaces.
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Spend 90 minutes in the chrome-and-concrete Czech modernist masterpiece, Villa Tugendhat.
Fernando Palazuelo, a Spanish restorer of historic architecture, is making cities’ pasts their future.