The Architects' Journal

Building the Bank: ‘the greatest architectural crime’

An exhibition marks the centenary of the Bank of England’s reconstruction, demolishing John Soane’s earlier building, which ...
Smithsonian Magazine

A Man Brought His Father’s ‘Piece of the Parthenon’ to Greek Officials. They Said It Was From an Even Older Temple in the Acropolis of Athens

The engraved marble fragment likely came from an archaic temple called the Hekatompedon, making it around 2,600 years old ...
ArchDaily

Stuudio TÄNA and Mark Aleksander Fischer to Curate the 2026 Tallinn Architecture Biennale on Affordability in Architecture

Among the ten submissions, "How Much?" stood out for its critical examination of the modernist notion of "cheapness," where seemingly cost-effective solutions have often proved expensive socially, ...
CounterPunch

The Unvanquished Will: Gaza’s Triumph of Spirit Against the Architecture of Genocide

For the last two years, my social media algorithm has been relentlessly dominated by Gaza, particularly by the voices of ordinary Gazans, displaying a blend of emotions that centers on two core ...
PBS

Artworks: The Art of Architecture Part 2: Execution

Artworks explores the creative process of Purple Cherry Architects. Artworks explores the creative process of Purple Cherry Architects, an architecture firm with a unique focus on creating spaces that ...
IEEE

A New Biomimetic Hierarchical Architecture and Authentication Mechanism for UAV Swarm

Abstract: The rapid development of industrialization has led to the wide application of UAV swarm systems in many fields, but the refinement of the requirements has resulted in the insufficient ...
IEEE

ADFormer: Generalizable Few-Shot Anomaly Detection With Dual CNN-Transformer Architecture

Abstract: This article investigates the potential of dual CNN-Transformer architectures for generalizable few-shot anomaly detection (GFSAD), a practical yet understudied form of anomaly detection (AD ...