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Venice offer
Fancy hearing lectures by Norman Foster, Zaha Hadid, Massimiliano Fuksas and Shigeru Ban, and then dropping in on the Venice Architecture Biennale? BD is giving away a free ticket worth £399 to attend the RIBA’s star-studded annual conference in Venice on October 27-28, which coincides with the Biennale.
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Liverpool finds energy in art
Archi-puncture puts art in public spaces for Biennial theme of interaction with the city.
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And while youre there... Our top 20 tips of things to do in Venice
Heading to Venice for the RIBA conference in October? Get the full Venice experience with our guide to the city.
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Chilled-out entertainers
An exhibition on the workplace reminds Ellie Duffy of a certain D Brent
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A brutal beauty
A new book demonstrates how St Petersburg’s history of suffering is matched by an extraordinary civic pride.
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A trophy full of clues
Peter Eisenman’s original 1963 dissertation, published in facsimile form, may be abstract but it repays study.
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City city, bang bang
Does increasing urbanisation mean the death of architecture? This year’s city-themed Venice Biennale suggests the profession’s input is being ever marginalised.
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Chance to taste Big Mack again
A series of exhibitions challenges clichéd views of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, says Johnny Rodger
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Can Sheffield pull it off?
The British offering at the Venice Biennale paints an optimistic picture of the city’s future, but will it ever be realised? Zoë Blackler goes looking for the big ideas that could turn Sheffield around
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Not worth cracking
The essays in a new collection on architecture and terror fail to live up to their eye-catching premise.
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Venice is a window to the world
Just ahead of the 2006 Venice Architecture Biennale, Peter Murray looks back at the event’s history and explains why it remains so important today
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Betjeman’s first love
On the centenary of John Betjeman’s birth, Ken Powell reassesses his impact on the world of architecture