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Ryue Nishizawa's Moriyama House was the most significant building of 2005

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Next up in our 21st-Century Architecture: 25 Years 25 Buildings series, we take a look at the most significant building of 2005, Moriyama House in Japan by architect Ryue Nishizawa. It was co-produced by the Japan Foundation to showcase the changes in Japanese domestic architecture since the end of the second world war.

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Branding in Motion: How Architects Can Build Identity Beyond the Screen

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Since its foundation in 1926, Kriskadecor has been guided by the values of innovation, customization and craftsmanship. Kriskadecors aluminum chains are tested for 10,000 hours of solar exposure under UNE-EN ISO 11341:2005 standards, ensuring they withstand environmental conditions without fading or corroding.

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SOM's Burj Khalifa put Dubai on the map

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Photo by Bradley Young Sculptural wings fan out from the Burj's Y-shaped tripartite floor plan, built into a solid-rock foundation. The Burj Khalifa's sturdy foundations were, and remain, a feat of engineering. Construction took place over six years.

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Shigeru Ban unveils Paper Log House at Philip Johnson's Glass House

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The pavilion was made from paper tubes, wood and milk crates The structure was constructed with walls made from 156 paper tubes, which sit within a frame made from plywood on a foundation made of 39 milk crates. Johnson, who passed away in 2005, was one of the best-known architects of the 21st century.

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2025 Pritzker Architecture Prize winner, Liu Jiakun

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By multiplying typologies within one project, he innovates the role of civic spaces to support the breadth of requisites for a diverse society. Liu creates public areas in populated cities where the luxury of space is largely absent, forging a positive relationship between density and open space.

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Disasters "very rarely not a design failure" says expert Lucy Easthope

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Hurricane Katrina caused widespread destruction in New Orleans in 2005. You can be incredibly imaginative and incredibly exciting and incredibly innovative and push the boundaries of 'failure is not an option', while simultaneously preparing for it to go very wrong," Easthope said. "I

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Ben Edwards, Kerstin Thompson and Jonas Pettersson are Dezeen Awards 2024 judges

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Read on to learn more about the latest judges joining this year's judging panel: Ben Edwards founded the innovative Studio Edwards in 2016 Edwards is the founder of Australian architecture practice Studio Edwards and will be joining White Arkitekter's Alexandra Hagen on our architecture judging panel.