AEGRUUM ⟩ Mikuri farm house was one of the most stylish in Estonia
A historical overview of the role of architects in designing farmhouses in independent Estonia, particularly focusing on the Mikuri farmhouse as a notable example.
The Story of the Mosque: "Al-Muayyad Sheikh" in Cairo from Prison to House of God
The article discusses the architectural and historical significance of the Al-Muayyad Sheikh Mosque in Cairo, detailing its origins connected to its founder's imprisonment.
Colonial Memories, Provençal Touch, and a Brazilian Air in This Singular House in Olivos
Melissa Domit reflects on her colonial house in Olivos, which she views as a quiet country home that embodies harmony without overshadowing its historical spirit.
Diary of Florence
The article reflects on the architectural marvels and the historical context of Florence's Duomo, emphasizing a personal experience of climbing to its top.
Once a Symbol of Communist Luxury, the Former Icon of Brutalism is Now Empty
The Genex Tower, a striking example of brutalist architecture in Belgrade, is now facing neglect and a lack of vision for its future despite its historical significance.
Jesuit School, French-Inspired Palace, and 'Bandeirante' Property: Discover the Seats of the São Paulo Government
The history of the São Paulo government's headquarters reflects the city's political and cultural evolution, showcasing various styles of power through its historical locations.
Wing Over the Garden. How a Small Liberec Villa Transformed into a Modern Family Home
A 1914 villa in Liberec, originally designed by architect Jakob Schmeissner, has been sensitively renovated to serve as a modern family home, showcasing its unique details and historical significance.
Mosques of Tunisia: Architecture that Defies Time and Young Voices Reviving Its Lifeblood
Tunisia has recently seen a significant increase in the number of places of worship, with estimates suggesting a total of 6,728 by 2025, highlighting their cultural and historical importance.
Video.. Basic Information about the Jerusalem Wall and the Reasons for Its Construction
The article discusses the historical significance and construction of the Jerusalem Wall, originally rebuilt in the 16th century during the Ottoman Empire under Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent.
Unspoilt English town with cobbled lanes and independent shops is like stepping back in time
A charming town in Sussex, known for its cobbled lanes and historical architecture, provides a nostalgic experience of England's past.
The scandal of the world's smallest skyscraper
The Newby-McMahon Building in Wichita Falls, Texas, is dubbed the world's smallest skyscraper at only 12 meters tall, overshadowed by regular buildings yet has a fascinating historical background related to a 20th-century oil boom.
Nearly 140-year-old house in Sydney, Australia, has undergone significant expansion without being immediately noticeable
A historical house in Sydney has been expanded significantly, yet it maintains its original appearance.
Learn about the Qibli Mosque at Al-Aqsa Mosque
The article provides a detailed overview of the Qibli Mosque, its architecture, history, and significance within the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound.
Get to know the project inspired by New York’s High Line to revitalize downtown Porto Alegre
Students from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul have proposed an innovative elevated walkway project inspired by New York's High Line to revitalize the historical downtown of Porto Alegre.
From Church to Church in Asturias Following the Pre-Romanesque
The article explores a tourism route in Asturias that highlights the region's pre-Romanesque architecture and its historical significance.
The Story of a Mosque: The 'Sahib Al-Taba' Mosque in Tunisia Founded by a Minister and Built by Prisoners
The 'Sahib Al-Taba' Mosque in Tunis, founded by Minister Yusuf Sahib Al-Taba, stands as a unique cultural and educational hub that reflects the historical context of the city before French colonization.
The Architecture of Its Time. Czech Buildings That Rewrote History and Aroused Both Admiration and Hatred
The article highlights significant Czech architectural works, showcasing their historical and cultural impact alongside public reactions.
It Fascinated and Aroused Curiosity. What Next for the Most Unique Villa of the PRL Era?
The article explores the historical significance and architectural uniqueness of the Dom Książków, a modernist villa from the PRL era in Poland, while discussing its controversies and the ongoing challenges of preserving such architectural heritage.
The valued building in Kirkkonummi is set to be demolished – the emeritus professor exclaims: "I am shocked"
In Kirkkonummi, a church center designed by renowned architect Juha Leiviskä faces demolition amid ongoing disputes over its preservation despite its historical significance.
Restoring an architectural accent - Kaunas will finance the restoration of the Evangelical Reformed Church tower
Kaunas is set to finance the restoration of the Evangelical Reformed Church tower, a key example of modernist sacred architecture in Lithuania, which was left unfinished due to historical circumstances.
The Parliament Building of Bangladesh is Special! This Architect Designed It
Bangladesh is witnessing the formation of a new government with BNP leader Tarique Anwar set to be sworn in, underlining the historical and architectural significance of the country's Parliament building.
The only footage of the brilliant architect Antoni Gaudí has been found
A recently discovered film shows Antoni Gaudí, at the age of 69, leaving a wedding, prompting discussions about its historical significance.
Factory building from 1855: Here the original is in focus
A feature article highlights the architectural and historical significance of a factory building from 1855 in Norway.
The Canonical House in Brno enchants with nobility respecting history from the outside and inside
The article discusses the Canonical House in Brno and its enchanting historical architecture.
Trump's Great Arch Divides
The proposed 'Trump Arch' in Washington, aimed at celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States, has sparked significant debate regarding its architectural, historical, and political implications.
Pictures.. Learn about the open and closed doors of Jerusalem
The article discusses the open and closed gates of Jerusalem, detailing their historical significance and architecture.
'Unforgettable' fairy tale cottage near frozen in time village
The Swiss Cottage in a picturesque Irish village will open to the public in March 2026 as a notable historical site.
Replacement of yellow bulbs with white light generates controversy in the City of Goiás
A lighting change in the City of Goiás is controversial among residents as the city hall replaces yellow streetlights with white ones, claiming technical and financial reasons, despite public criticism regarding the impact on the town's historical architecture.
The Alchemist
The article reflects on the profound historical and architectural significance found in the Sala delle Cariatidi of the Palazzo Reale in Milan, where remnants of the past continue to resonate amidst the scars of war.
In San Telmo: the first house designed by Engineer Huergo comes back to urban life with a coffee shop and objects
A restored 1891 house in San Telmo has been revitalized, now featuring a coffee shop, Rajatabla, that showcases the typical architectural style of the 19th century in Argentina.
Discover eight exhibitions to visit in São Paulo in February
The article presents eight exhibitions in São Paulo for February, highlighting photography, architecture, contemporary art, and historical memory, including a notable LGBTQIA+ exhibition at the Museum of Sexual Diversity.
Baiona, the royal town of the guild of sailors
Baiona is a historic coastal town in Galicia known for its legends and unique architecture, serving as a significant point on the Portuguese Way of St. James along the coast.
Europe Destroys Buildings More Willingly Than the USA. Surprising Results of a Study
A recent study analyzing thousands of buildings in Europe and the USA reveals that European cities are more inclined to demolish contemporary structures despite their rich historical heritage.
Who Has the Biggest, is the Crucial Question
The article discusses Donald Trump's proposal to construct a monumental arch in Washington D.C. to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the United States, comparing it to historical grand arches built by figures such as Roman emperors and Napoleon.
The main square of this small town was formerly the courtyard of the local castle
The main square of Carcelén, once the courtyard of the town's castle, is a significant historical and architectural site in Albacete province.
UK village home to stunning landmark dubbed 'most atmospheric'
Lastingham, a village in the North York Moors National Park, is renowned for its remarkable church, considered the most atmospheric in the UK, attracting visitors for its historical and architectural significance.
This castle is not located high like other fortresses because it was built to defend a spring of water
The article describes a unique castle in Seville that challenges conventional military design by being built at a low elevation to protect a water spring.
Is this the most beautiful office in the Czech Republic? Silesian Ostrava has shown a bold vision for its town hall
Silesian Ostrava is set to unveil a new architectural addition to its neo-Renaissance town hall that blends historical respect with contemporary needs, designed by the winning team A8000.
Your playgrounds and senior citizens on bicycles are coming, says Brazilian urbanist Larissa Menescal after visiting Bratislava
Brazilian urbanist Larissa Menescal reflects on her visit to Bratislava, highlighting the city's integration of different historical periods and its vibrant urban life.
Unique medieval fortresses with views of the Mediterranean: the most impressive castles of Mallorca
Mallorca hosts a collection of historical castles that reflect centuries of defensive organization and territorial control, strategically placed to oversee routes and protect settlements.
Quaint UK village with secluded beach and lighthouse linked to alleged serial killer who 'poisoned family'
Happisburgh, a picturesque village in Norfolk, is known for its scenic beauty and historical significance, including its connection to the alleged serial killer Jonathan Balls.
New hypotheses shed light on the Arab baths of Ajofrín: "They may have belonged to a convent"
New hypotheses suggest that the rural Arab baths in Ajofrín, dating back to the late 13th and early 14th centuries, may have belonged to a convent and are in well-preserved condition.
Temple of Habu in Egypt: A Pharaonic Masterpiece that Defies Time
The Temple of Habu in Luxor, Egypt, is a majestic structure with massive walls and columns that has withstood the test of time since its construction nearly 3,000 years ago.
The Alcázar of this city had 12 towers and is considered the oldest preserved Almohad building in the peninsula
The Alcázar of Jerez de la Frontera is recognized as a significant example of Almohad architecture, historically serving as a fortress for the governor and trusted individuals.
How to reform a modernist building without betraying it: the new life of a Sagnier gem in Barcelona
A century-old modernist building in Barcelona is revitalized through a thoughtful restoration project by Anna, Eugeni, and Jaume Bach that balances imagination with respect for its historical essence.
The 'Pyramid of Water Architecture' in Egypt Sparks Controversy.. What is the Truth Behind the 'Watershed Wall'?
A historical wall in Cairo is at the center of social media debates over alleged demolition and damage during alleged cleaning and restoration efforts, which the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities has denied.
Fire Catastrophe in Amsterdam: The Eternal Church Fire Devil
The Vondel church in Amsterdam was consumed by fire on New Year's Eve, marking a significant architectural loss for the city and linking it to historical structures like the Mainz Cathedral.
The Mudéjar Church in Spain that has been declared a World Heritage Site
A Mudéjar church in Cervera de la Cañada, Zaragoza, blends medieval castle architecture with spiritual elements, showcasing a unique historical coexistence.
Declared Cultural Interest, this fortress in a town of Castellón had four towers and occupied 5,000 square meters
The castle of Cervera del Maestre in Castellón has been declared a Cultural Interest Site, showcasing its historical significance and impressive architecture.
It was the symbol of this tourist city: horse-drawn carriages are over, electric ones take their place
Starting December 29, horse-drawn carriages will be banned in Cartagena, a Caribbean city known for its historic fortified center and colonial architecture, as it shifts to electric alternatives for tourist transport.