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Open House Valencia opens buildings that usually remain outside shared experience, turning architecture into knowledge, memory, and encounter. For a few days, the city rearranges its attention around spaces most people never enter. Can opening doors for a weekend change how we see our own city?

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A new microlibrary by SHAU is under construction in Jakarta. Microlibrary Taman Puring, set in a park in South Jakarta, is expected to open in June 2027 for the city’s 500th anniversary.

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Pusayapuri Housing by EKAR
#Thailand 🇹🇭

#photography: Rungkit Chareonwat
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Santo Domingo, the first permanent European settlement in the Americas, took shape before the 1573 Laws of the Indies. Was the colonial grid a plan, or a pattern that emerged on the ground?

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“Pavilion-Labyrinth” by Ciro Najle and Josep Ferrando opens at the Barcelona Pavilion. Until November 22, a glass labyrinth blurs the building’s interior and exterior.

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Planá Kindergarten by PROAM ARCHITEKTI
#Czechia 🇨🇿

#photography: Petr Polák Studio
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Drone imagery can turn a city’s surfaces into data on what it is made of, how it heats, and how it changes, but only when checked against ground surveys. Can a view from above help us design better cities?

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Rising 45 km east of Cairo, Egypt’s New Administrative Capital already hosts various government functions. Manuel Álvarez Diestro’s photographs capture the city as a pedestrian approaching it.

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Bai’etan, Guangzhou by UTE Agence Ter & Ana Coello de Llobet
#China 🇨🇳

#photography: ©️IAM岸木摄影
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Architecture has long been a way of reading the sky, from the geometry of Jantar Mantar to the planetarium dome. Can a building bring us closer to the cosmos, or does it only frame what remains out of reach?

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A new memorial in Freetown by Oshinówò Studio honors more than 900 members of the Sierra Leone Carrier Corps who died in the World Wars, naming them individually for the first time.

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SFJ6 Building by MARMOLBRAVO + MADhel
#Spain 🇪🇸

#photography: Jose Hevia
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Amaravati, India’s new state capital, is being planned on farmland along the Krishna River, folding villages, fields and waterways into a new administrative city. Should a new capital grow from its master plan or from the land it replaces?

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The U.S. Pavilion at the 2027 Venice Biennale will explore the country’s architecture, landscapes, and builders. Titled Earth Craft, it is curated by a University of Miami School of Architecture team.

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Populus by Studio Gang
#UnitedStates 🇺🇸

#photography: Jason O'Rear, Steve Hall, Peng Chen / Unsplash
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Brasília is often seen as a city of vast distances, yet its plan sets the monumental axis in dialogue with the superblocks of daily life. Which of its buildings best shows how those scales meet?

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What does it mean to make the city?

The ArchDaily Student Project Awards 2027, in partnership with Dropcity, invite students to explore how architecture can respond to the conditions shaping our urban environments.

This year's theme, MAKING THE CITY, is an invitation to look at your city differently, imagine new possibilities, and turn ideas into tangible interventions. 
Ask yourself: What can architecture enable in the city? And respond at the scale of an intervention.

To top it all off, winners will bring their projects to life by building prototypes at Dropcity, Milan’s centre for making.

Follow the link to submit your project: https://t.co/2g7GoaCv74

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Designed by Franco-Japanese architects Moreau Kusunoki, with Australian architecture firm Genton as local architects, Powerhouse Parramatta is, according to the NSW Government, the largest cultural infrastructure project in Australia since the Sydney Opera House. The project was first announced in 2019, construction began in 2022, and the opening was first announced for 2025.

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The House of Courtyards by Studio VDGA
#UnitedArabEmirates 🇦🇪

#photography: Ema Peter Photography, Shoayb Khattab
https://t.co/Mcm7w8AdQN

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After Hurricane Hattie hit Belize City in 1961, Belize planned a storm-safe new capital inland: Belmopan. Can a city built from a plan ever feel like home as fast as it was drawn?

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