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Kunstsilo gallery opens within "basilica-like" grain silo in Norway

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The project was initiated by art collector Nicolai Tangen, who saw potential in the building as an art space after it closed in 2006. The other move that we did here was to open up this industrial site, it was closed for grain not for people," said Wåge. Inside the bar, contemporary wooden finishes and furniture fill the space.

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Fifteen landmark projects by Pritzker Architecture Prize-winner David Chipperfield

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Photo by Christian Richters America's Cup Building, 2006, Spain Built in collaboration with Spanish studio B720 Fermín Vázquez Arquitectos , the structure was designed to host Europe's first America's Cup in over 150 years. The first floor is dedicated to retail spaces and a publicly accessible viewing deck.

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David Alan Chipperfield announced as Pritzker Architecture Laureate 2023

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The restored building now enables views from above and within, revealing rooftop terraces, exhibition and event spaces, an auditorium and an enfilade of arches that diverge into galleries. We choose ourselves, and the concept of only protecting the best is not enough.

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Beyer Blinder Belle Architects, USA

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A persistent exploration of historic, cultural, and civic meaning guides the firm’s work, while its design is contemporary and reflects the materials and technologies of today. This new site is poised to become “Midtown’s Living Room,” a cultural and entertainment destination within a burgeoning commercial, residential, and arts district.

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Ten buildings that showcase the beauty of London's council housing

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Revival could restore "rightful pride" in council housing. Hopefully, in time, we can begin to restore some of the rightful pride that was once felt towards council housing," Young concluded. Read on for Young's selection of iconic London council homes: Trellick Tower, by Ernö Goldfinger, built 1968-72.

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Squire and Partners Architects Office, London

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His work changed much of the fabric of modern London, with many award-winning buildings on challenging sites including Southbank’s Shell Centre, One Tower Bridge, and the Chelsea Barracks master plan. ” – Tim Gledstone, Partner at this architecture practice.

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New London Museum Smithfield Market

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The London Museum will save the historic Smithfield site for generations to come, enabling the museum to share more of its 7 million strong collection than ever before. MOL images © Adrian Welch The site at West Smithfield is located in the City of London and covers approximately 25,000 sq m.