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Art and scultpre abound at architecture firms across the country.
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Imagination pervades Kengo Kuma's ethereal Shang Xia, a boutique in Shanghai.
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Southern Spain's day-care center by ELAP bursts with playfulness.
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Public spaces at the Burj Khalifa in Dubayy, United Arab Emirates, are a tour de force by SOM's Nada Andric.
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This Paris apartment by Fritz & Associés is just for the owners' visitors.
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Everybody's hanging out at Selgascano's recreation center in Mérida, Spain.
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Peace pervades a Chicago trading firm by Perkins + Will.
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To proclaim its status as one of the world's largest manufacturers of kitchen and laundry appliances, the Whirlpool Corporation looked beyond its headquarters in small-town Benton Harbor, Michigan.
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"It's always important to be immersed in beauty," calligraphy artist Noriko Maeda says. "And the Japanese es­sence­ of simplicity is at the core of our lifestyle."
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High above the Mediterranean Sea, in the arid hills outside the Spanish resort city of Alicante, a couple lived in a non­descript house for more than 20 years.
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Hosted by Antoine Arnault, son of LVMH boss Bernard, at the Palais de Tokyo contemporary-art museum in Paris, the party celebrated the opening of Chinese painter and sculptor Jiji's exhibition "Hi Panda!"
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If ever a place called out for escape, it is the infinite conglomeration of concrete towers and broken pavement that makes up São Paulo, Brazil—the western hemisphere’s biggest city, at 11 million strong.
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Twin 28-year-old brothers Ahmed and Rashid Bin Shabib, planning to open the multipurpose Pavilion Downtown Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, had just one modest request for Studio M.
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There goes the neighborhood. Again.
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The true measure of an architect's legacy is not just the buildings left behind but also the impact on future generations.
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