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Architecture

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Lujaine Rezk. Courtesy of Lujaine Rezk

Venice Architecture Biennale: Home Economics

October 13, 2016

Winners of the 2016 Aga Khan Award for Architecture announced in Al Ain

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Winners of the 2016 Aga Khan Award for Architecture announced in Al Ain

October 03, 2016

Zainab AlRustamani at her new dream home on Dubai’s Kite Beach. Reem Mohammed / The National

My UAE: Taking the first step towards self-discovery with Zainab AlRustamani

September 21, 2016

Steven Charlton says spending time with existing or potential clients is very important for him. Victor Besa for The National

Day in the life: Perkins+Will boss inspired by creativity

BusinessSeptember 10, 2016

Illusion crockery set. Courtesy Zaha Hadid Architects

Zaha Hadid’s new collection: ‘Her working methods inspire us every day’

September 07, 2016

‘Remains Facing the Horizon’, model of the original structured landmark at the beach at Pelluhue, Chile. Courtesy Anum Laghari

Venice Architecture Biennale: Buildings for the people

September 03, 2016

Architecture such as Abu Dhabi’s main bus terminal ought to be preserved. Fatima Al Marzooqi / The National

A concrete step

OpinionAugust 09, 2016

Chaitanya Kumar. Courtesy of Chaitanya Kumar

Venice Architecture Biennale: Two Arsenals, One Vessel

July 30, 2016

“WHO MADE YOUR BUILDING?” International Pavilion of Poland. (2016) at the 15th International Architectural Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia. Venice Biennale. Image courtesy of Mays Albeik

Venice Architecture Biennale: An ode to the construction worker

July 11, 2016

After a construction process that has taken seven years, the Louvre Abu Dhabi is now surrounded by the waters of the Arabian Gulf. Christopher Pike / The National

The tide turns at Louvre Abu Dhabi as the sea becomes museum’s first attraction

Travel and TourismJune 15, 2016

The South Side of Chicago, home to the jazz and blues scene, is famous for its museum of African-American history. Getty Images

My Kind of Place: South Side, Chicago, United States

June 14, 2016

RUNmadan invites runners to cover between five and 16 kilometres a day while visiting neighbourhood mosques. Jeffrey E Biteng / The National

RUNmadan challenge: staying active while exploring neighbourhood mosques in the UAE

WellbeingMay 31, 2016

A view across the Rhine in Basel, Switzerland. The river neatly splits the city into two main districts: Grossbasel and Kleinbasel. Getty Images

My Kind of Place: Basel, Switzerland

May 30, 2016

The National Pavilion United Arab Emirates la Biennale di Venezia officially open

Travel and TourismMay 27, 2016

Construction of sha’bi housing in Abu Dhabi in the late 1960s. Courtesy Abu Dhabi Company for Onshore Petroleum Operations (ADCO).

A nation at home: how Emiratis made sha’bi housing their own

CultureMay 26, 2016

Kagan McLeod for The National

Newsmaker: Santiago Calatrava

May 05, 2016

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