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fromArchDaily
1 day ago

Studio KO Transforms Industrial Landmark into Tashkent's Centre for Contemporary Arts

The Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation (ACDF) has announced the transformation of a 1912 industrial building in Tashkent into the Centre for Contemporary Arts (CCA), set to become the first permanent institution dedicated to contemporary art and research in Central Asia. Designed by the French architecture practice Studio KO, led by Karl Fournier and Olivier Marty, the project integrates preservation of the city's industrial heritage with a new cultural identity for the historic site.
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fromConde Nast Traveler
2 days ago

By Leaning into Its Past, Malta Is Shining a Light on Its Future

Valletta's layered architecture blends ancient megalithic temples, Baroque churches, and modern interventions, with Renzo Piano's 2014 City Gate renewal catalyzing cultural development.
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fromArchDaily
3 months ago

CRA-Carlo Ratti Associati and Howeler + Yoon Design Floating Plaza to be Transported from Venice Biennale to COP30 in Brazil

AquaPraça is a floating cultural plaza designed for climate dialogue, adapting to water levels and intended to be a permanent landmark in the Amazon.
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