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Facciamoci un “selfie-star” e ti dirò che “architettura” fai

Due autoscatti a confronto svelano la diversa “postura progettuale” di Yamamoto e Ricciotti

“Jazz settlement”, when music explains why need makes human beings resilient

The "informal chords" of the slums against the formal rhetoric of the "informal settlements"

M-Pesa: a financial revolution for those living in slums

The "electronic wallet" that is integrating the “formal” economy with the “informal” one

The (first) KTT sentenced to death

In Hanoi, the Thanh Cong “collective area” will be replaced by a tower

The Intelligence of the Artificial Architecture (IAA)

A recent RIBA study assures “human architects” not to worry about their future

The “historical falsehood” of Hanoi, a building heritage to be safeguarded

“Historicist architecture,"  an aesthetic paradox that brings the values of the past to a new modernity

The “Classicist architecture” of Southeast Asia

When aspirations for modernity pass through the aestheticization of the past

The illusion of trompe l’oeil to save the city from its ugliness

Richard Haas' architectural murals have been the foundation of "public artitecture" for 50 years

First, They killed Goal 16

Six years to go and Agenda 2030 seems to be a problem for Architecture