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Meet the Architect – Vienna 2025: Where visions are built
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Montevideo plans with coastal protection as an urban planning framework
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Roads as water managers – drainage, retention and cooling combined
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Roads as water managers – drainage, retention and cooling combined
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Roads as water managers – drainage, retention and cooling combined
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Urban planning under time pressure – how much future remains in crisis mode?
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Mobile interfaces in traffic areas – how apps are changing urban space
In 2025, three garden shows will be held in Germany and Austria, including Furth im Wald. The central element of the Bavarian State Garden Show is the dragon footbridge with bright red railings. Photo: Heidi Wolf, State Garden Show Furth im Wald 2025
Garden shows 2025: Furth im Wald, Schärding and Tal X
In June 2025, the Women in Landscape Architecture festival in Berlin will enter its second round. Graphic: Flavia Moroni
WILA 2025 Festival
The Spanish pavilion at the 2025 Biennale
Berlin's Museum Island - a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999 and a place of celebration: this is where the German UNESCO Commission will celebrate its 75th anniversary in June 2026. Photo: Ansgar Koreng / CC BY-SA 3.0 (DE), via: Wikimedia Commons
75 years of Germany in UNESCO: Peace as a mission
"The Adoration in the Forest" (1459) by Filippo Lippi, tempera on wood, Gemäldegalerie der Staatlichen Museen zu Berlin. The altarpiece created for the chapel of the Palazzo Medici in Florence is currently undergoing extensive restoration. Photo: Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Gemäldegalerie / Katrin Hammer, 2026
Restoration of a Renaissance masterpiece
Visitors can take a special look behind the scenes at the Orangery Palace in Potsdam on May 31. Photo: © SPSG / Nicole Romberg
Live restoration at the Orangery Palace in Potsdam
The Albertina in Vienna is gradually making the catalog raisonné of Klimt's drawings available online. Drawing: Gustav Klimt, Gustav Klimt Girl (Juliet) and hand studies (studies for "Shakespeare's Globe Theater", Vienna Burgtheater), 1886/87 © ALBERTINA, Vienna
Online catalog raisonné Klimt: One click – 5000 drawings
The former synagogue in the Pulheim district of Stommeln serves as a place of art and remembrance. Photo: Mischa Kuball refraction house, 1994 Photographer: Hubertus Birkner
New future for the Stommeln synagogue
COVER PHOTO: DONAUSCHWÄBISCHES ZENTRALMUSEUM (DZM) / OLEG KUCHAR
HISTORICAL TEXTILES
An inconspicuous lock that does far more than traditional mechanics would suggest: Inside, ASSA ABLOY's eCLIQ technology provides a discreet but highly flexible access control system that combines security and openness in the cultural sector. Photo: ASSA ABLOY
Rethinking security in the cultural sector
This year's Art Düsseldorf comes with a fresh concept and was curated for the first time. Photo: paula und co. photography
A breath of fresh air at Art Düsseldorf
Increasing digitalization in museums is making everyday work easier, but at the same time new risks such as cyberattacks are emerging. The Uffizi Gallery in Florence was one of the museums affected. Photo: Samulili, CC BY-SA 1.0, via: Wikimedia Commons
Cyberattacks in museums – when cultural assets are digitally attacked
A court of arbitration is to decide whether the Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen must return Amerling's painting. Photo: Bavarian State Painting Collections - Neue Pinakothek Munich
“It’s about justice”
Antonio Sant'Elia (around 1913/14): The visionary architectural projects of early Futurism imagined the city of the future as a monumental network of high-rise buildings, traffic levels and technical infrastructure - almost none of which was built. Photo: Sailko - Own work, CC BY 3.0, via: Wikimedia Commons
Futurism: the art revolution that reinvented modernism
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Algorithmic city partnerships: Urban diplomacy code
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Text-to-architecture: The new architectural language
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Live Data Interiors: rooms that empathize
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Crowdsourced BIM: Shared planning on platforms
The Architect House Morelia: Reduced residential building in Mexico with a central rock garden as the architectural focal point, characterized by emptiness, light and Japanese-inspired spatial composition.
The Architect House Morelia
Struenseestraße school campus in Hamburg: Ceramic wave facades in red and green characterize the new campus architecture and set striking accents in the urban context of Altona. Photo: David Matthiessen
Struenseestraße school campus: ceramic façade in wave form
Goethe-Institut Dakar by Kéré Architecture: Sustainable cultural building made of local clay in Dakar with climate-adapted architecture and striking roof design. Photo: Iwan Baan
Goethe-Institut Dakar: Sustainable architecture by Kéré
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Designing for digital twins: the meta-scale
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AI against vacancies: forecasting models for room occupancy

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