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Jul 29

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London skyline rising but the history below ground is far more fascinating

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Where once stood a 16th Century theater that first staged Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, a new London complex, including a 37-story residential tower, is rising. As the skyline changes at a head-spinning clip, archaeologists, by law, are digging down, uncovering…

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Jun 20

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A new wing at Tate Modern, more space for underrepresented artists

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London’s Tate Modern has become the most visited modern art museum in the world since its grand opening in 2000, drawing 5 million visitors a year. Renowned for its innovative architecture and use of interior spaces, Tate Modern is putting…

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Apr 13

These photos prove you should look up on your daily commute

By Corinne Segal

Growing up in Hong Kong, where he is still based, Andy Yeung saw geometric repetition and patterns of light hidden in the sky-high structures of the city.

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Mar 31

Zaha Hadid, fearless pioneer for architecture, dies at 65

By Corinne Segal

Zaha Hadid, the Iraqi-British architect known for the uncompromisingly bold designs that pushed the boundaries of architecture, died Thursday in Miami at 65.

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Jan 13

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Architecture becomes a tool to fight poverty through this Pritzker winner

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Architecture's highest prize was awarded to Chile's Alejandro Aravena, a man little known outside his field who is working to address real world problems of urban housing. Jeffrey Brown sits down with Aravena to discuss his philosophy as a designer.

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Jan 13

Photos: The elegant, problem-solving designs by architecture’s top prize winner

By Corinne Segal

Alejandro Aravena, an architect known for his innovative approach to solving urban problems through social design, received the Pritzker Prize on Wednesday.

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Dec 28

Ellsworth Kelly, acclaimed abstract artist, dies at 92

By Corinne Segal

Ellsworth Kelly, who helped pioneer postwar American abstract art, died Sunday at 92 in his home in Spencertown, New York.

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Oct 27

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The crumbling, picture-perfect Italian town that’s making a comeback

By PBS NewsHour, Frank Carlson

There are just seven year-round residents -- and who knows how many cats -- in the Medieval Italian town of Civita di Bagnoregio, also known as the dying city. The picturesque hilltop town, visited by droves of tourists, is built…

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Sep 11

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Looking back at Frank Gehry’s building-bending feats

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Frank Gehry, the most famous architect today, has brought art and flair to monumental designs around the world. Now he's being honored in his longtime hometown with a retrospective exhibit at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Jeffrey Brown…

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Jun 16

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Will development help or hurt Cuba’s iconic architecture?

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