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© Maxime Delvaux

• architects: Betillon & Freyermuth Architects
• architects: crypto architectes
• Location: Laguiole, Aveyron, France
• Project Year: 2024
• Photographs: Maxime Delvaux
• Photographs:
• Area: 1850.0 m2

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Tata Medical Center / CannonDesign + Carambiah & George. Image © Dave Burk

In a nation as diverse as India, the healthcare landscape presents wicked problems and plentiful opportunities. The country’s hospital infrastructure has been increasingly strained in the areas of accessibility, quality, and equity, especially with a snowballing population growth. While urban development expands amidst these constraints, architects have been able to position innovative design solutions as mediators, also sealing the gap between urban and rural healthcare quality and accessibility in India.

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© Rory Gardiner

• architects: Leopold Banchini Architects
• Location: De Beauvoir Town, London, United Kingdom
• Photographs: Rory Gardiner

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TAB 2024: No Time to Waste – model . Image © Tonu Tunnel

Tallinn Architecture Biennale 2024 has officially opened to the public. Hosted at the Museum of Estonian Architecture and across multiple venues in the center of the city, the event is centered around the theme “Resources For a Future.” The head curator Anhelina L. Starkova along with co-curators Daniel A. Walser and Jaan Kuusemets hope to open up conversations about emerging approaches to designing and building architecture, including the potential of reused and repurposed materials. The event is held between October and November 2024, with free participation.

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© David Dworkind

• architects: MRDK
• Location: Mont-Tremblant, Canada
• Project Year: 2024
• Photographs: David Dworkind
• Area: 3000.0 ft2

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Courtesy of CHYBIK+KRISTOF | Mulbekh School

Czech-based architectural firm CHYBIK + KRISTOF has revealed its design for a new school in Mulbekh, North India, in collaboration with the Czech NGO Himalayan Patron and Spring Dales Public School. The project aims to provide quality education in the region while preserving local culture. This initiative is particularly significant as many children, especially girls, from remote ethnic minority communities, have faced limited access to education due to the area’s harsh climate and challenging terrain.

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© Rafael Gamo

Mexico City is renowned for its abundant museums, heritage sites, and cultural richness. In fact, the capital has over 173 museums, big and small spread out through its 16 alcaldías or burroughs. The presence of these cultural spaces injects and intensifies the artistic appeal and aspect of the vibrant city. With many pioneering Mexican architects having intertwined modern art and architecture, this gave rise to iconic museums and classics of Mexican modernist architecture.

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MoMA PS1 Installation. Image © Miguel de Guzman

How do societies support and nurture emerging architects? Young architects are heavily influenced by their formal education and initial exposure to the industry. Various organizational systems across regions, whether passive through environmental factors or active via tangible benefits, are in place to assist them in entering the field. However, it’s worth questioning how often we reflect on these established support systems. Are they effective in fostering well-rounded professionals, or do they unintentionally reinforce certain biases in how architecture is practiced?

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© Fred Howarth

• architects: Delve Architects
• Location: Godalming, United Kingdom
• Project Year: 2023
• Photographs: Fred Howarth
• Area: 108.0 m2

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