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Domus 863
As he originally conceived it, Frank Gehry’s Walt Disney Hall would have had a stone skin. Steel gives it a sense of lightness, that looks even better. Photography by Richard Bryant/Arcaid
Lina Bo Bardi, an Italian in São Paulo
The painter who told tales
The fate of the city
Archaeologists of the future
A Londoner’s view of Milan
Designing (and living with) digital culture
Portaluppi as he was
Taming the laws of gravity
How dare you not be me?
An Italian in Paris
Building in the mountains
Exhibitions, events, fairs
Competitions
Existenz Minimum
A steel sculpture
A hall for Los Angeles
Gehry’s first major building in his home town shows an architect at the height of his powers
Shopping in the city
Future Systems’ building for Selfridges in Birmingham suggests that there is still life in the department store as a type
Niemeyer restored
A long forgotten gallery in São Paulo reopens with an exhibition of British Art. Stefano Casciani reports
Chernobyl’s new tomb
Mark Irving on the latest effort to contain the continuing threat of radioactivity
Maki’s Triad
Fumihiko Maki’s new project represents an unlikely combination of art gallery and research lab
The art bridge
Melbourne’s new landmark is the product of a collaboration between art and architecture
Housing the sciences
Two university laboratories in Ireland and Australia. Texts by Leon van Schaik and Deyan Sudjic
