Author Archives: Manon Mollard

Junya Ishigami + Associates carved the shuttering for their house and restaurant’s concrete colums out from the earth to create a cave-like labyrinth below ground level

Sand is poured into the edges of these cast-concrete wall slabs, giving every wall element a unique imprint

Exploring earth in all its permutations becomes the focus of the February issue

Looking past the moment of completion, the AR explores what it means to preserve 

New into Old 2019 Highly Commended: delicately nestled in an old stable yard, Witherford Watson Mann’s Nevill Holt Opera transforms an ordinary stone room into an exceptional house for music

Sebastián Monsalve is instrumental in the transformation of Medellín’s central spine into a vast public realm

Based in São Paulo’s urban jungle, Gustavo Utrabo questions the role and responsibility of architects when building in Brazil’s threatened hinterlands

Now twenty years old, the AR Emerging Architecture awards persist in their intent as a springboard for young talent – still we must consider what global recognition might mean

Working at the intersection between the global and the local, foreignness and familiarity become the focus of the November issue

Brazil drew the hearts of such luminaries as Stefan Zweig and Lina Bo Bardi, who sought promise in its eternal future