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Restoring a House in Puebla, the Mexican UNESCO City

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This time, Maurizio Galimberti's famous photographic mosaics tell the story of wood

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Discovering Milan on foot: the architectures and skyscrapers of Repubblica

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There’s a new ultra-thin smartphone — and it’s made by Motorola

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Ring turns your phone into a video intercom

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In Japan, Roovice renovates abandoned houses at no cost to their owners

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Italian yacht design according to Baglietto: letting the spirit of place sail

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The most famous stadiums that no longer exist

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From Loreto to the Navigli: Milan’s new bike lane stretches over 10 kilometers

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The must-see exhibitions in and around Milan this winter

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Horses is not just an album — it’s a design object

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Inside Casa Batlló, the most extraordinary renovation in architectural history

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This twenty-thousand-euro butler robot can even make coffee

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This bivouac is an emergency architecture, but also a micro-museum

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MVRDV’s vertical city in Rotterdam is inspired by the shape of a saxophone

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From no man’s land to an archipelago of parks: BIG transforms Manhattan’s waterfront

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Fifty years of Italian fashion in an exhibition featuring legendary singer Mina

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There is an exhibition on Italian colonial architecture in Libya—but nobody is talking about it

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The hotel in Tulum's jungle aims to promote sustainable exotic tourism

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Neom’s “flying stadium”: what we know about the 350-meter-high World Cup venue

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