The deeply personal Manhattan apartment showcases a love of art for designer John Bambick and his husband Michael Bentley ...

Dmytro Soloviovs has travelled through Ukraine's war-torn cities to capture the country's rich architectural heritage amidst ...

Reviving Brutalism: preserving the legacy of concrete giants. How visualisation can help change the conversation around ...

Discover Armenia's rich architectural heritage, shaped by volcanic tuff and basalt, showcasing its unique identity through ...

With a new monograph publishing this month, the Japanese designer, at 83, discusses his pioneering technique, lifelong ...

The US Department of Housing and Urban Development aims to leave its aging headquarters on the National Mall in Washington, DC, for new offices. HUD spokesperson Kasey Lovett said discussions are ...

“I also wanted to highlight those buildings that exist on the fringes of what defines brutalism or are often overlooked ... Benjamin added: “In recent years, Bristol’s architecture has frequently made ...

Brutalist housing estates and public buildings of the post-war Soviet era were built ... photographing the region’s unique architecture and expanding on the first volume published in 2019. Along with ...

Accordingly . . . A recent MAGA order hopes to step away from Brutalist architecture that dominates the design of so many government buildings across the nation . . . There's an interesting debate ...

The building collapsed to dust within seconds in Bangkok, Thailand, after the massive earthquake on Friday. After the 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar led to the collapse of a 33-storey high-rise ...

In Bangkok, under construction building collapsed, trapping 43 workers. In Myanmar, a major hospital has been converted into a mass casualty area. Both countries are experiencing widespread damage ...

Buildings are rising all over the city, emblems of economic growth. But an earthquake that sent one crashing to the ground has stirred fears about building safety. By Damien Cave Muktita Suhartono ...