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Architecture

The latest news on architecture

Michael Arnold's Awe, a rendering of the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi. Courtesy Michael Arnold and Showcase Gallery

Michael Arnold’s first solo show depicts UAE buildings through a blend of architecture and art

September 21, 2014

The Capital Gate in Abu Dhabi.

Constructing great reputations: What makes a building iconic?

September 18, 2014

A Palestinian family shelters amid the rubble of their destroyed house in the town of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip. The need for new homes is chronic and unrelenting. Khalil Hamra / AP

Architects of hope: rebuilding Gaza and imagining a Palestinian state

September 18, 2014

Stylish seating in front of window with full length curtains in modern sitting room.

Home of the week: Raseel Gujral Ansal’s Minda House in New Delhi, India

August 14, 2014

Mohammed Saleh poses with traditional building materials at Qasr Al Hosn in Abu Dhabi. He and younger brother Abdul Rahman are master builders who work with traditional building materials such as the date palm, coral stone, gypsum, straw and clay. Silvia Razgova / The National

History is the Qayeds’ family business

UAEAugust 05, 2014

Alain-Charles Perrot wearing Lanvin (James Bort / Lanvin)

Lanvin dresses to impress

The NationalJuly 29, 2014

Construction on the 1.2km-long service tunnel that will connect all the museums in the Saadiyat Cultural District. Works are preparing for cement casting near the exit tunnel to the Louvre Abu Dhabi. Antonie Robertson / The National

Exclusive first-look at Saadiyat Cultural District’s tunnel project from Louvre Abu Dhabi

July 24, 2014

The Wall That Can’t Be Moved. Asma (left) and Reem (right) having fun with the Fundamentals ‘Wall’ shirt purchased from La Biennale. Photo by Hayder Al Ansari

Venice Architecture Biennale: Calles and Sunwise Turns

ArtJuly 03, 2014

In pictures: Daring dwelling in Delhi

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In pictures: Daring dwelling in Delhi

July 03, 2014

The exterior of the Poddar residence, designed by Indian Inni Chatterjee, has an undulating, copper-wrapped roof. Photo by Henry Wilson

Poddar residence in Delhi is a daring postmodern edifice

July 03, 2014

Windyhill, courtesy of Four Communications

Rare private residence by Charles Rennie Mackintosh goes on the market

HomeJune 19, 2014

The National Pavilion of the UAE opened its doors earlier this month to the public. Some visitors, like Nasser Alzayani, came with a sketchbook. Courtesy: Nasser Alzayani

Venice Architecture Biennale: Observations and Drawings

ArtJune 18, 2014

The Alhambra in Granada, Spain is one of the country’s most visited tourist sites and is considered a masterpiece of Islamic architecture. Courtesy Dominique Faget

Influence of Islamic architecture is clear to all

UAEJune 05, 2014

Fernando Donis, a Mexican architect, won a Dubai Municipality competition in 2009 to design a new structure for the city’s skyline. Courtesy Dubai Municipality

Architect in row over design of Dubai Frame

Travel and TourismJune 04, 2014

A self portrait of Reem Hantoush (Courtesy: Reem Hantoush)

Venice Architecture Biennale: Opening Thoughts

June 04, 2014

A photograph of the Blue Souk by architect Michael Lyell in Sharjah, taken by Marco Sosa in 1978 that will be featured in Lest We Forget at the National Pavilion of the UAE at La Biennale di Venezia. Marco Sosa / National Pavilion UAE

UAE cityscape in the spotlight at Venice Architecture Biennale

June 02, 2014

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