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Modernism stripped architecture of ornament, while art moved toward self-expression, doubt and ambiguity. Could public, building-integrated art be the way to bring beauty back into our cities? Follow the link to read more about this topic: archdaily.visitlink.me/RFz8h…

The Student Project Awards are back! Celebrating bold ideas, fresh perspectives, and the next generation of architects. From a student project to an international platform, your ideas deserve to be seen, experienced, and discussed. This is your chance to take your work further: get your project published on ArchDaily, bring your ideas to life, exhibit your work, and share your vision live at Milan Design Week. Think beyond the grade. Make your work count. Submit your project by following the link: archdaily.com/campus/awards/… In partnership with Dropcity

AC Milan and FC Internazionale Milano (Inter) have unveiled the design for Generali Stadium, a 71,500-seat venue planned to become the shared home of the two football clubs in Milan, Italy. Designed by Foster + Partners and MANICA, the new stadium will be built alongside the existing San Siro as part of a 281,000-square-meter redevelopment of the surrounding area. Follow the link to read more about this topic:archdaily.visitlink.me/TA4o5…

Yuehai Culture and Sports Center by MENG YAN | URBANUS #China 🇨🇳 #photography: TAL archdaily.visitlink.me/Sbtnz…

India, the claim on water is often settled before design begins. Coastlines are extended, lake buffers are redrawn and data centers are sited in water-stressed basins, each defended as an economic asset while the consequences fall on others. Should a project’s draw on shared water be part of every design brief? Follow the link to read more about this topic: archdaily.visitlink.me/7L6eu…

In 2016, Mayor of London Sadiq Khan first expressed the intention to pedestrianize Oxford Street, located in the City of Westminster in central London. The original plan was to complete the project in 2020, but after two public consultations, the project was blocked in 2018. Follow the link to read more about this topic: archdaily.visitlink.me/Bpk6q…

Dam House by 24 7 Arquitetura #Brazil 🇧🇷 #photography: Adriano Pacelli archdaily.visitlink.me/0yuz1…

For decades, affordable housing in the US was often cut off from the civic life of the city. Olivia Poston explores how mixed-use projects from Los Angeles to New York now pair affordable homes with libraries, museums, and shared courtyards, turning housing into civic infrastructure. Should every housing project give something back to its city? Follow the link to read more about this topic: archdaily.visitlink.me/pw5DM…

This week's architecture news covers a range of projects addressing the changing needs of cities, from the adaptation of existing sites to the development of new cultural and public spaces. As Antalya prepares to host COP31, projects in Rotterdam and Pittsburgh focus on the renovation of established cultural institutions, while developments in Copenhagen, Chicago, and Tbilisi explore new approaches to recreation, public access, and urban regeneration. Follow the link to read more about this topic: archdaily.visitlink.me/6xSvg…

Fusion Creative Workshop by ARCHI.DOC #Hungary 🇭🇺 #photography: Balázs Danyi archdaily.visitlink.me/lVli5…

Under the theme INHABIT, the 20th Buenos Aires International Architecture Biennial explored how architecture shapes the way we live. Agustina Iñiguez gathers key threads from its lectures and exhibitions, including Solano Benítez’s reminder that architects are “builders of a society.” What does it truly mean to inhabit a place? Follow the link to read more about this topic: archdaily.visitlink.me/DN_HK…

Designed by Kengo Kuma & Associates in collaboration with Cornelius Vöge Atelier for Architecture and Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects, KAI Water Culture House is set to open on December 5, 2026, on Papirøen (Paper Island) in Copenhagen, Denmark. The 5,800 m² public facility combines ten indoor and outdoor pools, wellness facilities, cultural spaces, and access to Copenhagen Harbour. Follow the link to read more about this topic:archdaily.visitlink.me/ibUpc…

Basque Museum Bilbao by VAILLO + ARCHITECTS #Spain 🇪🇸 #photography: Iñaki Bergera archdaily.visitlink.me/HWnzt…

Inaugurated in 2025 on the Blue Nile, the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is both an engineering milestone and a point of tension. Maisa Elamein examines how it promises energy for Ethiopia while raising water security concerns for Sudan and Egypt downstream. Can infrastructure on a shared river serve all the countries that depend on it? Follow the link to read more about this topic: archdaily.visitlink.me/oEtv9…

RAMSA (Robert A.M. Stern Architects) has unveiled the design for a new Welcome Hall at the Kenneth C. Griffin Museum of Science and Industry (Griffin MSI) in Chicago, Illinois. The project involves reopening the building's historic North Portico as a year-round entrance and introducing a new glazed volume connecting the portico to the museum's exhibition spaces. Follow the link to read more about this topic:archdaily.visitlink.me/4bItT…

Muammer Karaca Theatre Refurbishment by Novos Studio #Türkiye 🇹🇷 #photography: Egemen Karakaya archdaily.visitlink.me/Xs_DY…

In four Brazilian coastal houses, the sea view becomes an architectural material. Camilla Ghisleni explores how Studio Arthur Casas, TETRO Arquitetura, Atelier Branco Arquitetura, and Jacobsen Arquitetura shape it through filters, thresholds, and carefully placed openings. How much should a window decide what we see? Follow the link to read more about this topic: archdaily.visitlink.me/M7uq0…

The LOCO Alliance architectural competition in Tbilisi, Georgia, was organized to transform a 73,600 m² brownfield site, the former Soviet-era Tbilisi Electric Locomotive Manufacturing Plant in the "Temka" residential area, into a new green neighborhood and cultural destination called Loco Park. Follow the link to read more about this topic:archdaily.visitlink.me/noYPa…

Shenzhen Bay MixC Phase II by Ippolito Fleitz Group #China 🇨🇳 #photography: ZHUDI, Shawn archdaily.visitlink.me/VNSpb…

Six unbuilt pavilions by ArchDaily readers, from Seoul to Almaty, use form and material to take a stance on landscape and tradition. Can a small pavilion say more about a place than a large building? Follow the link to read more about this topic: archdaily.visitlink.me/Cv5tX…