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Notre Dame Statues Return to Restored Spire
Sixteen giant copper statues, removed from Notre Dame's spire four days before the 2019 fire, are being returned to their original positions on the newly rebuilt spire following extensive restoration, symbolizing a significant step in the cathedral's reconstruction.
Notre Dame Statues Return to Restored Spire
Sixteen giant copper statues, removed from Notre Dame's spire four days before the 2019 fire, are being returned to their original positions on the newly rebuilt spire following extensive restoration, symbolizing a significant step in the cathedral's reconstruction.
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20% Bias Score
Rotterdam's "Tornado" Staircase: A Symbol of Migration
In Rotterdam, "The Tornado," a double-helix staircase designed by MAD Architects, serves as the centerpiece of the Fenix, a new international art museum dedicated to migration, located in a renovated warehouse on Katendrecht, symbolizing the city's history of mass emigration and immigration.
Rotterdam's "Tornado" Staircase: A Symbol of Migration
In Rotterdam, "The Tornado," a double-helix staircase designed by MAD Architects, serves as the centerpiece of the Fenix, a new international art museum dedicated to migration, located in a renovated warehouse on Katendrecht, symbolizing the city's history of mass emigration and immigration.
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44% Bias Score
Amsterdam Holocaust Museum Wins Top Architecture Award
The Amsterdam National Holocaust Museum, designed by Office Winhov, won the 2024 BNA Best Building award, showcasing a powerful blend of historical context and sensitive design, reflecting a broader shift towards socially conscious architecture.
Amsterdam Holocaust Museum Wins Top Architecture Award
The Amsterdam National Holocaust Museum, designed by Office Winhov, won the 2024 BNA Best Building award, showcasing a powerful blend of historical context and sensitive design, reflecting a broader shift towards socially conscious architecture.
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24% Bias Score
Serpentine Pavilion 2024: Bangladeshi Architect's 'Capsule in Time'
Marina Tabassum's "A Capsule in Time", the 25th Serpentine Pavilion in Kensington Gardens, opened to the public in July 2024, showcasing a unique wooden structure designed by a Bangladeshi architect and highlighting the impermanence of architecture in a changing climate.
Serpentine Pavilion 2024: Bangladeshi Architect's 'Capsule in Time'
Marina Tabassum's "A Capsule in Time", the 25th Serpentine Pavilion in Kensington Gardens, opened to the public in July 2024, showcasing a unique wooden structure designed by a Bangladeshi architect and highlighting the impermanence of architecture in a changing climate.
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52% Bias Score
Serpentine Pavilion 2025: "A Capsule in Time" by Marina Tabassum
Marina Tabassum's "A Capsule in Time" is the 2025 Serpentine Pavilion in London's Kensington Gardens, using locally sourced wood and inspired by Bangladeshi design, open June 6th-October 26th, 2025, promoting community engagement and sustainability.
Serpentine Pavilion 2025: "A Capsule in Time" by Marina Tabassum
Marina Tabassum's "A Capsule in Time" is the 2025 Serpentine Pavilion in London's Kensington Gardens, using locally sourced wood and inspired by Bangladeshi design, open June 6th-October 26th, 2025, promoting community engagement and sustainability.
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40% Bias Score
Colombo's Rapid Transformation: Modern Development Meets Colonial Heritage
Colombo, Sri Lanka's rapidly changing capital, is experiencing a surge in modern development juxtaposed against its colonial-era architecture, evidenced by new buildings in Port City and Slave Island, alongside the historic Old Fort.
Colombo's Rapid Transformation: Modern Development Meets Colonial Heritage
Colombo, Sri Lanka's rapidly changing capital, is experiencing a surge in modern development juxtaposed against its colonial-era architecture, evidenced by new buildings in Port City and Slave Island, alongside the historic Old Fort.
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44% Bias Score
Brussels' Cultural Renaissance: Music, Art, and Urban Renewal
Brussels is experiencing a cultural revival, hosting numerous music festivals, attracting international artists, and repurposing abandoned spaces into vibrant cultural hubs, leading to a record-breaking 10 million overnight stays in 2024.
Brussels' Cultural Renaissance: Music, Art, and Urban Renewal
Brussels is experiencing a cultural revival, hosting numerous music festivals, attracting international artists, and repurposing abandoned spaces into vibrant cultural hubs, leading to a record-breaking 10 million overnight stays in 2024.
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48% Bias Score
Keuning's $14 Million Hollywood Hills Estate Hits Market
Dave Keuning, guitarist for The Killers, and his wife are selling their 8,385-square-foot Spanish Contemporary home in Los Angeles' Outpost Estates for $13.99 million; the property features high-end finishes, expansive grounds, and a detached recording studio.
Keuning's $14 Million Hollywood Hills Estate Hits Market
Dave Keuning, guitarist for The Killers, and his wife are selling their 8,385-square-foot Spanish Contemporary home in Los Angeles' Outpost Estates for $13.99 million; the property features high-end finishes, expansive grounds, and a detached recording studio.
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44% Bias Score
Rafina Port Renovation to Enhance Aesthetics and Functionality
The port of Rafina in Greece is undergoing a renovation to remove unauthorized structures and create a unified, aesthetically pleasing waterfront area with adjustable shading and improved visitor experience.
Rafina Port Renovation to Enhance Aesthetics and Functionality
The port of Rafina in Greece is undergoing a renovation to remove unauthorized structures and create a unified, aesthetically pleasing waterfront area with adjustable shading and improved visitor experience.
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32% Bias Score
2024 Serpentine Pavilion: A Capsule in Time
Marina Tabassum's "A Capsule in Time," the 2024 Serpentine Pavilion in London's Kensington Gardens, is a wooden pod-shaped structure with translucent panels and a gingko tree, showcasing her experience building temporary structures for climate refugees and challenging traditional architectural notio...
2024 Serpentine Pavilion: A Capsule in Time
Marina Tabassum's "A Capsule in Time," the 2024 Serpentine Pavilion in London's Kensington Gardens, is a wooden pod-shaped structure with translucent panels and a gingko tree, showcasing her experience building temporary structures for climate refugees and challenging traditional architectural notio...
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48% Bias Score
Mexico's Ambitious Housing Plan: Feasibility and Sustainable Solutions
Architect Miquel Adrià assesses Mexico's plan to build over one million homes, highlighting the feasibility, urgency, and need for sustainable solutions focusing on urban development and collective housing to address a nine-million-home deficit.
Mexico's Ambitious Housing Plan: Feasibility and Sustainable Solutions
Architect Miquel Adrià assesses Mexico's plan to build over one million homes, highlighting the feasibility, urgency, and need for sustainable solutions focusing on urban development and collective housing to address a nine-million-home deficit.
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36% Bias Score
Venice Architecture Biennale Highlights Sustainable Design Innovations
The 19th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice (until November 23, 2025), curated by Carlo Ratti, featured 750 participants and 300 projects addressing sustainability and climate change, with Bahrain's "Heatwave" and Canal Cafè winning Golden Lions for their innovative solutions.
Venice Architecture Biennale Highlights Sustainable Design Innovations
The 19th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice (until November 23, 2025), curated by Carlo Ratti, featured 750 participants and 300 projects addressing sustainability and climate change, with Bahrain's "Heatwave" and Canal Cafè winning Golden Lions for their innovative solutions.
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16% Bias Score
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