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Chris Williamson, co-founder of Weston Williamson + Partners and president of the RIBA, emphasized the importance of respecting individual architects’ and organizations’ opinions on participating in the controversial NEOM project.

Frank Lloyd Wright’s only-designed tower is up for auction with a starting bid of $600,000. The tower is 19 stories and 67 meters tall, located on Dewey Avenue in Bartlesville, Oklahoma.

St. Pauli Bunker, located in Hamburg, is a former Nazi bunker that is now open to the public. It was originally known as Flakturm IV and was built during World War II in 1942 as a defense against air attacks.

Pharrell Williams, the men’s creative director for Louis Vuitton, wants to bring back the arts competition at the Olympics, which has been absent since 1978.

Fortes Vision, a company in the architectural visualization industry, is transforming the way 3D renderings are created and perceived.

WilkinsonEyre has revealed its plans to rejuvenate Belgrade’s iconic waterfront by renovating the Belgrade Fair Hall 1, a constructivist building from the 1950s.

Populous recently revealed the new design for a new stadium development dedicated to the Italian football club AS Roma in Pietralata.

The highly anticipated stadium, Miami Freedom Park, is expected to open by the start of the 2026 MSL season, which is a delay from its original opening in 2025.

The newly designed 115,000-seat football stadium for the 2030 World Cup has been revealed. It’s called the Grand Stade Hassan II Stadium and is located in Benslimane, 40 kilometers from Casablanca.

Designed by BIG, the Suzhou Museum of Contemporary Art in Jiangsu, China, recently celebrated its topping-out milestone.