A proposal for making affordable, flexible and ecologically appropriate housing for Ethiopia.

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AR Editors

The excellent German federal garden exhibitions have produced some fine works but few as good as this, which complements the outstanding eighteenth- and nineteenth-century landscapes of Potsdam

The post Flower show: Biosphäre and flower pavilion in Potsdam, Germany, by Barkow Leibinger appeared first on The Architectural Review.
AR Editors

A campus in northern Rwanda, designed by MASS Design Group to facilitate research into the local endangered gorilla population, promotes conservation efforts thwarted by cross‑border conflict

The post Gorilla tactics: Wildlife conservation campus in Kinigi, Rwanda, by MASS Design Group appeared first on The Architectural Review.
Jyotsni Bhattacharyya

Sadar + Vuga’s renovation of Nova Gorica train station, on the boundary between Italy and Slovenia, connects the two countries in a historic spatial reconciliation

The post Across the tracks: Railway station and underpass in Nova Gorica, Slovenia, by Sadar + Vuga appeared first on The Architectural Review.
Tomà Berlanda

In the turbulent borderlands between Thailand and Myanmar, a new school building for displaced children hopes to instil a sense of rootedness

The post Border lifeline: Hway Ka Loke School in Mae Sot, Thailand, by Simple Architecture appeared first on The Architectural Review.
Jyotsni Bhattacharyya

A hospital designed by Architectural Pioneering Consultants in Burtinle, on the disputed border between Somalia and Ethiopia, overcame multiple obstacles to serve both locals and refugees

The post Healthcare on the frontier: District hospital in Burtinle, Somalia, by Architectural Pioneering Consultants appeared first on The Architectural Review.
Jyotsni Bhattacharyya

Working across both sides of the Mexico–US border, Estudio Teddy Cruz + Fonna Forman is providing dignified neighbourhoods for migrants to live in

The post Right to remain: Community stations in San Diego, US, and Tijuana, Mexico, by Estudio Teddy Cruz + Fonna Forman appeared first on The Architectural Review.
Jyotsni Bhattacharyya

On the borders of Syria, Iraq and Turkey, the persecuted Yazidi community finds sanctuary in earthen structures that may someday return to the ground

The post Flight and refuge: Community centre and housing prototypes in Bersive and Chamishku camps, Iraq, by Insitu Project, ABCD Collaborative and Vide Terra appeared first on The Architectural Review.
Jyotsni Bhattacharyya

Social housing in Barcelona designed by Urbanitree –the tallest timber building in Spain – is evidence that socially just architecture is also the most sustainable

The post Timber revolution: Social housing in Barcelona, Spain, by Urbanitree appeared first on The Architectural Review.
Eleanor Beaumont

Seiler Linhart’s design of a Swiss timber construction company’s headquarters would not have been possible without the ambition and expertise of a perfectly aligned client

The post Proof of concept: Küng Holzbau carpenters’ office in Alpnach, Switzerland, by Seiler Linhart Architekten appeared first on The Architectural Review.
Jyotsni Bhattacharyya