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Editor’s Letter – August 2023 | News | Architonic
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The Dazzling Scholar: Mourning the Loss and Celebrating the Legacy of Jean-Louis Cohen | Architectural Record This website requires certain cookies to work and uses other cookies to help you have the best experience. By visiting this website, certain cookies…
Editor’s Letter – April 2023 | News | Architonic
Hello there. After a short hiatus, my monthly editor’s letter is back. The idea is the same as ever. A considered edit of Architonic’s editorial content from the last short while, plus some commentary, general musings and a few special…
A Creative London Couple Turned Their Kitchen ‘Practical Magic’ Green
Tom Pyne and Lara Goodison started things slow. When they first came across this historic building in southwest London, they got butterflies from its location alone. “It’s nestled on the banks of the river Thames, down the road from the…
Winter Stations returns for its tenth year in Toronto with nine installations that demonstrate Resonance
Since 2014, Winter Stations has brought Torontoans to the Maple City’s Woodbine Beach during its coldest months. Now in its tenth iteration, participants were challenged with designing artful lifeguard stands for the beach that breathe new life into the echoes…
Editor’s Letter – August 2023 | News | Architonic
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Editor’s Letter – April 2023 | News | Architonic
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