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writes about cities/power/architecture/public space, former assoc. editor at architectural record. views my own.
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Design Vanguard 2025: Current Interests

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By Pansy Schulman
| Architectural Record Verified
ExclusivesDesign VanguardFirm Profiles Architects & Firms Founded in 2018 by Mira Henry and Matthew Au, Los Angeles–based Current Interests situates its architectural practice at the intersection of materials research and creative exploration.
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Snapshot: SOM’s Twisted Karlatornet in Gothenburg Claims the Title of Scandinavia’s Tallest Building

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By Pansy Schulman
| Architectural Record Verified
Rising high above the low-slung built environment of the Swedish port city of Gothenburg, the SOM-designed Karlatornet recently claimed the title of Scandinavia’s tallest building. Completed in 2024, the 73-story skyscraper sits just north of the Göta River, anchoring a larger mixed-use development (master-planned by SOM) that aims to revitalize a derelict shipping and industrial district.
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May 2025: Dates and Events

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By Pansy Schulman
| Architectural Record Verified
Architecture News RECORD’s monthly list of upcoming and ongoing exhibitions, events, and competitions. Upcoming Exhibitions Susumu Shingu: Elated! New York June 20-August 10, 2025 Japan Society Gallery relaunches its summer exhibition series with a solo show dedicated to acclaimed sculptor Susumu Shingu (b. 1937).
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