There are 45 categories in total, chosen by a panel of international judges, and past winners have included famous names such as Frank Gehry and Zaha Hadid. Top honors include World Building of ...

At first glance, the five new buildings there look almost out of context ... or maybe even John Hejduk’s Kreuzberg Tower and Wings in Berlin. The Canopy is the latest residential project ...

Shanghai Tower, Shanghai, China. At 630 metres, this tower is currently China's tallest and also the tallest spiral shaped building in the world. Zifeng Tower, Nanjing, China. China's third ...

The hotel is located in the city’s Olympic Village area (home to a Frank Gehry sculpture ... Set in a grand building with whimsical sparkling light fittings The Ritz-Carlton, Berlin is located in the ...

Cinematographers at the Berlin Film Festival break down how they made their creative choices, from 'Ice Tower' to 'Mickey 17.

Discover Spore Haus in Berlin, the DAM Preis 2025 winner, blending community and culture through innovative architectural ...

Launched at the Berlinale, Film Basque Country aims to capitalize on the region’s cachet and hefty new incentives to promote ...

Examining the houses that architects designed for themselves can provide insight into their design process, priorities, and philosophy. While often reduced in scale, these personal residences ...

An outdoor fire was reported on Moorland Road near Cleveland Avenue in New Berlin on Monday ... fire and prevented it from extending into the building. The fire was successfully contained to ...

Another week, another skyscraper is given planning permission in the City of London. At 33 storeys, it'll be far from the tallest structure in the City cluster was completed. But 70 Gracechurch ...

WE’VE BEEN WATCHING AS THAT CRANE TORE DOWN EVEN MORE OF THE BUILDING. CREWS HAD CONCERNS. A WALL LEFT STANDING ON ITS OWN COULD TOPPLE AT ANY MOMENT. ONE NEIGHBOR TELLING US SHE WAS SHOVELING ...

London's first skyscraper was built in 1925. We've seen four distinct waves since. 100 years ago, London was a flat city, punctuated only by steeples, chimneys and the dome of St Paul's.