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New Documentary Explores the Definition of "Home," From the Arctic Circle to Megacities

Nadja Sayej,

The Human Shelter, which today makes its U.S. premier at the Los Angeles Architecture and Design Film Festival, explores subjects like climate change, human conflict, and urban development.

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Inside Berlin's Surprisingly Eccentric Modernist Subway Stations

Nadja Sayej,

An exhibition at the Berlinische Galerie highlights how politics and a handful of architects greatly shaped the German metropolis's subway system.

The Top 5 Rooms in Sweden's ICEHOTEL

Nadja Sayej,

Located just 124 miles north of the Arctic Circle, the hotel's rooms are designed by artists and crafted with ‘snice’ (snow and ice).

Author: Nadja Sayej

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