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Mark Dewalt, architect and co-founder of a firm, dies at 70

Known as a problem solver, his longtime clients include the Merchandise Mart and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

Chicago Sun-Times

B.V. Doshi conferred with Royal Gold Medal 2022

The president of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Simon Allford presented the medal to the renowned architect in person at his residence in Ahmedabad.

The Hindu

Welcome to the jungle: inside Mexico’s groundbreaking natural art gallery

Part building, part tropical grove, this forest art space in the Yucatan peninsula is a living, breathing masterpiece of its own

The Guardian - UK

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Lenovo jams RGB lighting inside vents of refreshed Legion 7i

Lenovo's Legion 7 gaming laptops has four new options that each cater to a different type of user. And it's all over the top.

Input

LiveWire Debuts 2023 Del Mar Launch Edition And Production Model

LiveWire introduces the 2023 S2 Del Mar Launch Edition and production model with 59.6 kW (80 horsepower) and a 3.5-second 0-to-60 mph time.

RideApart

Architectural icons: An Art Deco tour of northern France

The iconic style excites as much now as it did in its heyday 100 years ago. Rachel Ifans takes a road trip back in time

The Independent UK

Tasmania's Art Deco, modernist architecture captured by photographer Thomas Ryan

A photographer on a mission to celebrate and protect Tasmanian modernism says there's more to heritage than just sandstone.

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Intensify Auckland housing, but don't erase history

The urgency of urban intensification in Auckland is indisputable, but we must do the least damage to the city's history as possible, writes Pat Baskett.

Newsroom.co.nz

Preservationist places faith in plan for State Street buildings

A proposal to revive the buildings adjacent to the federal complex is being developed, with hope that it will satisfy concerns about safety.

Chicago Sun-Times

BMW Neue Klasse Platform To Debut With 3 Series EV

Initially, it will underpin models from the midsize premium segment.

Motor1

Heritage listing for Canberra rejected but Lake Burley Griffin protected

Environment Minister Sussan Ley chose not to list Canberra despite a recommendation to do so.

The Canberra Times

The 22 innocent victims killed in the Manchester Arena bombing five years ago

May 22, 2022 marks five years since the horrific Manchester Arena terror attack which claimed several North East victims among the 22 from across the country.

Chronicle Live

London is the biggest issue facing democracy in the UK - but no one talks about it

THERE has been much talk in recent years about a “culture war” in Britain, allegedly fought between two political and social factions:…

The National (Scotland)

BMW's Neue Klasse Platform Will Debut On 3 Series-Sized EV In 2025

BMW previously said the Neue Klasse architecture would also offer support for ICEs, including plug-in hybrids; that does not seem to be the case anymore.

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The Hindu

From baguette sandwiches to Roman Catholic architecture, the colonial legacy is everywhere in Vietnam

A place with a definitive French flair like no other, it’s one of the first destinations of my ‘revenge travel’ series

Miami Herald

Originally a warehouse, the Hotel Saratoga pampered the rich and famous in Old Havana

Located in Old Havana, the Hotel Saratoga was at times frequented by international celebrities and foreign businessmen visiting the island. Its neoclassical architecture stood out at Paseo del Prado in the country’s capital, where it long stood as a city landmark.

The Conversation

Architect Christopher Alexander mined mathematics to find patterns for good living

Architect and mathematician Christopher Alexander died at age 85 on March 17.

The Conversation

Friday essay: writing poems across oceans, cultures and emails – John Kinsella on creative collaboration

My maternal grandfather was an artist who was a sign-writer. On commission, and under the eye of the public, he painted the giant Queen Elizabeth for the 1954 ‘Royal Visit’ and the giant Captain Cook (with map of ‘New Holland’) for the 200th ‘celebrations’. These lines, read on their own,…

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Wales Online

Inside the hillside coastal home and once-dilapidated bowls club that have just won top design awards

Two very different buildings but one thing in common - excellence in design

The Guardian - UK

Kharkiv catalogues war’s toll on its architectural gems

Destruction of historic buildings is considered a war crime and Kharkiv has been among worst affected

Birmingham Post

Rio Architects' founding director announces retirement

Huw Lloyd Jones will leave at the end of this year after 22 years since co-founding the Cardiff-headquartered firm

InsideEVs

Lexus Finalized 800-Volt Architecture, But Not All EVs Will Get It

According to Lexus' chief engineer, the faster electrical architecture and charge rates only make sense on larger battery packs.

Evening Standard

RIBA London winners announced: NoMad London and Disneyland-inspired home renovation win top architecture prize

Today’s 42 winners include a 15-home development praised as a model for high-density housing and the transformation of an old Magistrate’s Court.

Bangkok Post

The beating heart of the city

With a labyrinth of old shophouses, secondhand auto part businesses and religious sanctuaries, the waterside Talat Noi community has managed to maintain its distinct lifestyle and fascinating multicultural heritage despite the changing times.

The Guardian - UK

‘I’ve been dug up!’ – the dazzling rebirth of ‘architectural terrorist’ John Outram

His cartoon mashup style – full of wit, colour and fun – is suddenly hot, with his stunning buildings even gracing T-shirts and mugs. Our writer enters a world of blitzcrete, shoppertainment and pyramidal glass fireplaces

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