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Christian de Portzamparc in New York
Fifty years after he plunged into New York’s alternative underground scene, Pritzker Prize winner Christian de Portzamparc’s third Manhattan tower - the acclaimed 400 Park Avenue South (Prism Tower) - has been completed. Herbert Wright looks back at the architect’s engagement with the city and assesses his role in its fast-changing skyline
Blueprint Awards 2016: The winners
The winners for the 2016 Blueprint Awards have been announced
Branding the right message?
We take a look at new and recent branding for some of the world’s modern and contemporary art museums, and how their branding gets the message across
Community-led Regeneration
Community-led schemes are increasing and covering a wide variety of projects, thanks to more interest in participation and cuts to public-sector funding
Orgatec preview
We take a peek at what’s to be found at Orgatec, at the biennial event dedicated to the world of work
Brief Encounters
Veronica Simpson takes a trip to Venice and despite all the tourists declares it a very liveable city
Houses of Parliament Could Soon Be Set Afloat
During refurbishment to the Palace of Westminster, Members of Parliament could find temporary shelter in a buoyant, modular structure on the River Thames
Could AI with human cognition assist Royal Navy operations?
Mammalian-conditioned fear responses and situational awareness capabilities further boost AI’s involvement with military intelligence
Blueprint’s pick of 2016 Graduates
Our team of architects, designers and critics has scoured the UK to bring you the very best of the graduate work on offer this year and tip you off on the ones to watch for the future...
Vajrasana Buddhist retreat centre by Walters & Cohen Architects
Peace and tranquillity is waiting to be discovered at a Buddhist retreat in the heart of the Suffolk countryside, subject of a £4m transformation that has seen the conversion of old barns and farm buildings, so that more meditation practioners and stressed-out city folk can find release. Cate St Hill reports
