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Architecture
43 posts
New open space in Tarxien
Area regularly welcomes tourists due to its promixity to the entrance of the Tarxien Prehistoric Complex
Architecture, heritage and the importance of water
On how thoughtful sustainable architecture is a civic duty and the myth of the abundance of water
Reimagine the future of Mediterranean architecture
Walk, tour, listen, discuss, and envisage the future of Mediterranean architecture at Ħaġra 2025, a new festival in Malta addressing 21st century considerations
Croatia hotel toasts dizzying century of stars and champagne
Most glamorous and storied hotel in the Balkans is 100 years old this month
God’s architect, the venerable Antoni Gaudí
Pope Francis began the process for Antoni Gaudí’s sainthood. Architect Javi Buron Garcia explains why this secular architect may be declared a saint
Recovering memory, reclaiming space: Vittoriosa square reinvented
Open space undergoes ‘sensitive transformation’ by urban planning firm Studjurban
Look back: Malta International Airport
An interview with Dutch architect Raymond Driessen who designed the airport 35 years ago, by Patrick van Schaik
London Eye still sparkling after 25 years
Architect shares her joy as what was meant to be a temporary, five-year installation has become one of the British capital's main landmarks
The Brutalist: an architect’s take
Looking at this Oscar-winning film about one man’s journey to realise his visionary building with architect Phevos Kallitsis
Living in a box
Step inside what is likely to be the “biggest” smallest apartment in the world. The Cabanon in Rotterdam is described as a “temple in the proportions of its owners”.