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Feature: Jun Aoki Museum ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM

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No.657 Preface 4

Publisher: Nobuyuki Yoshida Editor in Chief: Amena Rahman

Kyoto City Museum of Art (Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art) Proposal for V&A Exhibition Road

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Proposal for TOPOGRAPHIE DES TERRORS

Advisor: Atsuko Nishimaki Editors: Ziwei Zhang Kaoru Miki Hanano Niidome

Proposal for Fukuoka Prefectural Museum of Art Proposal for the Museum of Modern Art, Shiga Essay: In-Between

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Language and Art: Takashi Hiraide and the Artists Okayama House Wobble Tube U bis

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aofumi Maruyama Kicking the Water: Sengokuhara Wonderment Noe Aoki I Ritsue Mishima

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Aki Kondo: What I Saw, When I Tore Myself Open Essay: Renovation as Negation AOMORI MUSEUM OF ART

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The Wright Imperial Hotel at 100: Frank Lloyd Wright and the World

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Essay: Fluxforms, Rrevisited

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Exhibition as Temporary Renovation Shin-Masaki Memorial Gallery

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Feature: Manhattan Towers and Thresholds ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM

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Essay: Beyond Buildings: Four Decades of City-Making on Manhattan's West Side 10 Keith P. O'Connor Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) East End Gateway and Long Island Rail Road Concourse Renovation Moynihan Train Hall 26 Manhattan West 34 High Line - Moynihan Connector 48 Research: Office-to-Residential Conversion Study: 1633 Broadway Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) Heatherwick Studio Vessel 58 Little Island 64 nARCHITECTS Gansevoort Peninsula Park

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Snohetta 550 Madison Avenue Garden

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Essay: The Legend of Avant-Garde Architecture and the Rise of the Market-Fundamentalist City 80 Stephen Zacks Diller Scofidio + Renfro Spur - High Line 86 Columbia Business School 92 Worrell Yeung Canal Projects Renovation Essay: Revitalizing Midtown East Andrew Cleary Front cover: Little Island by Heatherwick Studio. Photo by Hufton + Crow.

Back cover: Spur - High Line by Diller Scofidio + Renfro. Photo by Timothy Schenck.

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Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF) One Vanderbilt 110 55 Hudson Yards 120 Essay: Craft, Context, Performance: Defining a Contemporary American Vernacular James von Klemperer Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF) 64 University Place 134 WORKac Stealth Building Gensler Pearl House

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The Amazonian road to COP30 Martha Dillon

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Schlangenbader Stra~e estate Berlin, Germany Sophie Lovell

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Malecón de Villahermosa Villahermosa, Mexico Taller de Arquitectura Mauricio Rocha, TaAU and Alejandro Castro Laure Nashed 28

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Jan-Werner Müller's book on architecture and democracy will appear in spring 2026

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Laure Nashed is an architect and journalist based in Mexico City

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Felipe Walter is a Bogotá-based urban planner and writer Richard J Williams is the author of The Epress8way World (2025) Tom Wilkinson is a writer and historian based between London and Karlsruhe

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Hagia Sophia Istanbul, Turkey Isidore of Miletus and Anthemius of Tralles Jennifer Hattam 18

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Jacob Dreyer is a writer and editor based in Shanghai

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Li Hongzhang ancestral hall pond Nanjing, China AESEU and School of Architecture at Southeast University Jacob Dreyer 78

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Isabelle Regnier is an architecture critic at Le Monde.

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Forest polis Paulo Tavares 16

Sian Ka'an reforestation nursery Quintana Roo, Mexico Rodriguez + De Mitri Ana Karina Zatarain

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University of Ancestral Knowledge, ceremonial centre and housing prototype Acre, Brazil Rosenbaum Guilherme Wisnik 28

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Raymund Ryan is the curator of architecture at Pittsburgh's Carnegie Museum of Art

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Ana Karina Zatarain is a writer based in Mexico City. Her first book of essays, To and From, is forthcoming with Knopf

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Holzbau der Superlative: Sou Fujimoto auf der Expo Osaka

Lehmdecke mit Raffinesse: Gartenhaus von Florian Nagler

Monumental Timber Ring: Sou Fujimoto at Osaka Expo

Refined Earthen Ceilings: Garden House by Florian Nagler

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Architekturelemente aus Bauschutt Architectural Rubble Elements Neuerscheinungen Detail Inspiration Velux Architekturpreis New Publications

Die Stampfwände in dem Forschungsgebäude Lot 8 in Aries bestehen aus Steinmehl, Sand, Schutt und Ton. For Lot 8 in Aries, researchers used a mix of reclaimed stone meal, debris sand, and recycled rubble and clay, since loamy soil was unavailable in the region.

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At this academic building in Tilburg, Powerhouse replaced exhaust ducts with an atrium, while long-span timber ceilings bear the heavy loads above.

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Hörsaalgebäude Marga Klompé in Tilburg (NL) Marga Klompé Lecture Hall Building in Tilburg (NL) Powerhouse Company

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Architekturbiennale 2025: Wo bleibt die Politik?

Essay: Building Local in a Globalised Present

Architecture Biennale 2025: Where's the Politics?

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Im schweizerischen Dingenhart haben Bernath+Widmer einen Bauernhof durch einen Neubau ersetzt, der das Erscheinungsbild des Vorgängers neu interpretiert.

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Das Museum in Bezau isl in einem mehr als 400-jährigen Bauernhaus untergebracht. lnnauer Matt kontrastierten die rullgeschwärzten Wände mil einem lichten und hellen Erweiterungsbau.

Museum Bezau occupies a 400-year-old farmhouse, its sootdarkened walls offset by lnnauer Matt's light and airy extension.

Velux Architektur-Wettbewerb, Bücher, Nachbericht Klima-Forum

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Interiors, Licht, Akustik, Bad Interiors, Lighting, Acoustics, Bath

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Museum des Glaubens in Nordengland (UK) Museum of Faith in Northern England (UK) Niall McLaughlin Architects

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Ein tiefes, tonnengewölbtes Vordach überspannt die Veranda der Ca na Catalina i en Joan im mallorquinischen Llubi. TEd'A Arquitectes nutzten traditionelle Bauformen zur Verbesserung des lnnenraumklimas.

At Ca na Catalina i en Joan in Llubi, Mallorca, a deep barrel-vaulted canopy spans the veranda. TEd'A Arquitectes drew on traditional forms to optimise the indoor climate.

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Schwimmbad in der Bretagne (FR) Swimming Pool in Brittany (FR) Atelier RAUM architectes

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Bildhafte Doppelhelix: Fenix Museum von MAD Architects Iconic Double Helix: Fenix Museum by MAD Arch itects

Gestaltung auf Augenhohe: Kitas und Schulen von Baukind Eye-Level Design : Nurseries and Schools by Baukind

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Baukind transformed a former swimming pool into a Berlin nursery, developing a spatial concept that breathes new life into its historic fabric.

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Eine abwechslungsreiche Dachlandschaft, die auch innen erlebbar ist, pragt die Raume im Kindergarten Elsa Triolet von Richter Architectes.

The Elsa Triolet kindergarten by Richter Architectes features a dynamic roofscape that shapes the interior experience.

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Zwillings-Kitas bei Kasse l (DE) Twin Daycare Centres near Kassel (DE) Loser Lott Architekten

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Kindertagesstatte in den Julischen Alpen (SI) Daycare Centre in the Julian Alps (SI ) Arrea, KALA 44

Forschungs-Kita in Merseburg (DE) Research Daycare Centre in Merse burg Aline Hielscher Architektu r 50

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Kindergarten Elsa Triolet bei Paris (FR) Kindergarten Elsa Triol et near Paris (FR) Richter architectes

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OPINION

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THE BIG PICTURE

Page 10 METROPOLIS EXPLAINED

Page 12 URBAN PIONEERS

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JUST ONE MINUTE

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PROS AND CONS

CITY GAMECHANGERS

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about the 15-minute city Page 54

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"MORE SUSTAINABLE, RESILIENT AND PEOPLE-URBAN ENVIRONMENTS"

THE 20-MINUTE NEIGHBOURHOODS

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A Cityportrait of Portland Page56

IMPRINT

EDGE CITY

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A CITY FOR PEOPLE

"CREATING A CITY OF COMPLETE NEIGHBORHOODS"

A Cityportrait of Pontevedra Page28

An Interview with Bill Cunningham Page64

"IT IS ABOUT THESE STREETS RECOVERING LIFE"

"FOSTERING SOCIAL AND ECOLOGICAL QUALITY"

An Interview with Mayor Miguel Fernándes Lores Page 36

An Interview with Eelco Eerenberg Page 76

TOGETHER, LET'S INVENT THE LIFE OF TOMORROW

A Cityportrait of Nantes Page 40

"THIS MODEL IS NOT A RIGID, ONE-SIZE-FITSALL APPROACH"

An Interview with Helene Chartier from C40 Page 88 BETWEEN TRADITION AND INNOVATION

"CITIZEN PARTICIPATION IS AT THE HEART OF THE 15-MINUTE CITY"

A Cityportrait of Tallinn Page 92

An Interview with Alexandre Labasse and Patricia Pelloux Page SO

CONTRIBUTORS

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UTRECHT JUST PLANS IT

A Cityportrait of Utrecht Page68

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CURATED PRODUCTS Page 100

THE BIG PICTURE Page 10 METROPOLIS EXPLAINED Page 12

WHEN CITIES LEARN

A City Portrait of Hangzhou Page54

URBANISM.EXE

How Al is Influencing Urban Futures

THE CHOREOGRAPHER OF URBAN INTELLIGENCE

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Carlo Ratti on Human-Centered, Data-Driven Urbanism

THE DEVELOPMENT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

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An Overview

THE CATALYST

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Oliver Thomas Bridges Computation and Design

CITY GAMECHANGERS Page 112 EDGE CITY Page 114 IMPRINT Page 113

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AI Augmenting Architects at Foster + Partners

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Generative Design Through Patrik Schumacher

ARTIFICIAL ILLUSIONS

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The Unseen Cost of Intelligent Machines Page 72

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Stephan Petermann Maria Mazzanti

SISTER FORTHE SUMMER: LIVING ATTHE PRIORY OF DOORNBURGH

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Pam Virada

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SAN PIETRO PREPARED IN THREE SCALES

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THE END OF THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT: MORMONISM X BIGTECH

Iwan Baan

Annie Schneider

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REVERSED MISSION AND THE FUTURE OF CHRISTANITY IN THE NETHERLANDS Madelon Grant

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THE HOUSE OF ONE BERLIN

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MAYAN ECO-CHIC ISTHE NEW ECO-BLEAK: ATRIPTOTULUM

Kuen Malvezzi

Mattha Busby

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WHERETHE DEAD MEETTHE LIVING: CEMETERIES AROUND THE WORLD Marieke van den Heuvel

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FROMTHE CEMETERYTOTHE SHOPPING MALL: PRAYINGTHROUGH DANCE IN PARIS

Jacques-Marie Ligot

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THE END OF WORSHIPPING: CHURCH RUIN PHOTOGRAPHY ANDTHE MEANING OF DECAY Jeanne Halgren Kilde

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LAYINGTHE FOUNDATION BETWEEN HEAVEN AND EARTH

Jess Myers Mohamad Nahleh

Michelle Gulickx

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FENG SHUI, LINGERING PASTS AND INAUSPICIOUS ARCHITECTURES

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THE LAST DANCE BREAKING HELL • IbJt DongmeiYao

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SYNCRETISM NARRATIVES: YORUBA RELIGION ANDTHE CHURCH Tosin Oshinowo

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PLAYING THE CHURCH

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INTHE PRESENCE OF HIS MAJESTI GUANDI

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CONNECTED THROUGH WATER: PARABLES FOR COEXISTENCE

Maria Mazzanti

Lou Mo Musquiqui Chihying

Setareh Noorani

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THE DRAWER, THE HAMMER, AND THE BRAIN

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DESIGNING NEUTRALITY: THE CHALLENGE OF UNIVERSAL SACRED SPAC

Yotam Sion Erez Levanon

Andreas Duscha

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WORSHIPINGTHE LAND: A RADICAL WAY TOWARD LIFE THROUGH PALESTINE

THE HOUSE OF THOUGHT: AN INTERCULTURAL ARCHITECTURE FOR SPIRITUAL CARE AND REGENERATION Ana Maria Gutiérrez Natalia Guarnizo

Susana Pérez Arias

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SETTLER MODERNISM

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TOTAL.EARTH

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FROM FEAR OF ISOLATIONTO FEAR OF MISSING OUT: THE EVOLUTION OF PROSELYTIZATION AND ALGORITHMIC EVANGELISM IN CYBERSPACE

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ORNAMENTA, THE REGION ANDTHE MATTER OF SCALE

Paulo Tavares

David J. Cross

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Guus Beumer