Decommunized
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Recording endangered mosaics by Soviet artists in Ukraine
Gallery
Recording endangered mosaics by Soviet artists in Ukraine
Books Elain Harwood’s monumental ‘Space, Hope and Brutalism: English Archittecture 1945-1975’ honours an era of architectural optimism, finds Owen Hatherley
Artist Tracey Emin takes a nostalgic turn about Margate, taking in the mysterious shell grotto of its Victorian heyday, the since-reinstated Dreamland amusement park and endless views of Turner's sea.
My Kind of Town
Yanaka is an urban ecology suffused with a sense of community and history
Learning From
Full immersion in Ted Cullinan’s ethos left a lasting impression, recalls Sasha Bhavan
Viewpoint
As a collection of his architectural commentary is published, Robert Adam considers the purpose and pleasures of writing on building
My Kind of Town
Gubbio is relentless, unflinching, solid, permanent, old, like an ancient, rocky landscape
Berlin is a place for all ages, writes Anupama Kundoo, where people are an integral part of urban life; one that continues to renew itself with youthful energy, and allows young people to develop a strong civic sense.
Loved and loathed in equal measure, Los Angeles is in almost every way the antithesis of the classical European city: vast, sparse and built for the automobile, writes Elly Ward.
Washington DC’s urban grain creates a backdrop against which classical monuments shine, finds Francis Terry.
Awards
The Wood Awards is inviting architects and designers to submit UK-based timber projects
Viewpoint
As two exhibitions celebrate major unrealised works of architecture, Robert Harbison considers our enduring interest in the unbuilt