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MVRDV Begins Construction on The Sax Twin Towers, Rotterdam's Ambitious Urban Densification Project: Sayart October 31, 2025; Dutch architecture firm MVRDV has officially commenced construction on The Sax, a groundbreaking residential development that will transform Rotterdam's Wilhelminapier into the Net ...

British Architecture Firm RSHP Completes Major Sydney Waterfront Transformation with Barangaroo South Development: Sayart October 31, 2025; British architecture studio Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP) has successfully completed the Barangaroo South masterplan in Sydney, Australia, transforming a formerly abandone ...

Melbourne Design Duo Creates Dream Home for AFL Star Josh Daicos and Influencer Annalise Dalins: Sayart October 31, 2025; Two Melbourne sisters who started their interior design business as teenagers have transformed their passion into a thriving studio that's now creating dream homes for Australia's ...

Top Interior Design Trends of 2025: From Trellises to Purple Revival That Are Here to Stay: Sayart October 31, 2025; The interior design world has witnessed a remarkable evolution in 2025, with several distinctive trends emerging that show no signs of slowing down. From botanical-inspired pattern ...

Grafton Architects Receives Approval for Christ's College Cambridge Library Renovation in Split Committee Decision: Sayart October 31, 2025; Grafton Architects has successfully secured approval for a major new library project at Christ's College in Cambridge following a contentious split committee decision. The proposal ...

Berlin's Dragoner Site Development Takes Shape as Architectural Firms Selected for Major Housing Project: Sayart October 31, 2025; The future appearance of the Dragoner site in Berlin's Kreuzberg district is becoming increasingly clear as the state-owned housing company Berlin-Mitte (WBM) has selected two arch ...

Artist Andrea Zittel: 'We Perform Ourselves' - From Desert Utopia to Digital Age Identity: Sayart October 31, 2025; American artist Andrea Zittel, renowned for creating a self-sufficient utopia in the desert away from capitalist consumer culture, has embarked on a new chapter in her artistic jou ...

Eight Groundbreaking Student Projects Showcase Innovation at Dutch Design Week 2025: Sayart October 31, 2025; Dutch Design Week has once again demonstrated its reputation for presenting the most innovative and original student design work from around the globe. This year's event featured a ...

St. Petersburg Exhibition Showcases Revolutionary Photographer Tina Modotti's Life and Work: Sayart October 31, 2025; The State Museum and Exhibition Center ROSPHOTO, in collaboration with the Italian Institute of Culture in St. Petersburg, the Russian State Archive of Social and Political History ...

How Museums Define Their Mission in the Modern Era: Sayart October 31, 2025; The provided source material appears to contain only website navigation elements rather than the full article content. Without the complete original text about how museums define t ...

Nature Photographers Capture Rare Red Sprites Above New Zealand Sky in Once-in-a-Lifetime Experience: Sayart October 31, 2025; Three nature photographers who set out to capture images of the Milky Way above New Zealand's South Island instead witnessed and documented one of the rarest meteorological phenome ...

G-Dragon and Korean Artists Deliver Spectacular Cultural Performance at APEC Gala Dinner in Gyeongju: Sayart October 31, 2025; K-pop superstar G-Dragon, along with renowned dancers and an 11-year-old violin prodigy, captivated international leaders at the APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting Gala Dinner on Frida ...

Swiss Art Museum Makes History with First-Ever Botanical Curator Appointment, Supported by Chanel Culture Fund: Sayart October 31, 2025; A prestigious Swiss art museum has broken new ground in the cultural world by appointing its first-ever botanical curator, marking a significant milestone in the intersection of ar ...

Renowned Architect Sarah Susanka's Golden Valley Home Hits Market for $1.2 Million: Sayart October 31, 2025; A distinctive Golden Valley residence designed by Sarah Susanka, the celebrated architect behind the influential "Not So Big House" movement, has been listed for sale at $1.2 milli ...

Artists Share Intimate Views of Their Creative Workspaces in Manhattan and Colombia: Sayart October 31, 2025; Two artists from vastly different environments have opened their studio doors to share how their workspaces shape their creative processes. The 309th installment of "A View From th ...

Museum of Fine Arts Boston Returns Two Historic Ceramic Works to Family of Enslaved Artist David Drake: Sayart October 31, 2025; The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston has made history by returning two significant ceramic vessels to the descendants of David Drake, an enslaved artist who created these masterpieces i ...

New London Architecture Practice 'Bricolage' Champions Self-Build Housing and Sustainable Design Through Creative Reuse: Sayart October 31, 2025; Architect Will Howard has launched Bricolage, a new architecture practice based in Lewisham, London, founded in September 2025 with a focus on self-build housing, sustainable desig ...

Documentary Photographer Alan Govenar Explores Southern Culture and Vernacular Photography Through Four Decades of Work: Sayart October 31, 2025; The Center for Photography at Woodstock (CPW) in Kingston, New York, is presenting a comprehensive program this fall that examines memory, cultural identity, and everyday life in t ...

London Artist James Cook Captivates the World with Intricate Typewriter Drawings: Sayart October 31, 2025; A London-based artist is mesmerizing audiences worldwide by transforming ordinary typewriter letters and symbols into extraordinary works of art. James Cook has developed a unique ...

Mystery Solved: The Viral Louvre 'Detective' Speaks Out: Sayart October 31, 2025; A photograph taken outside the Louvre Museum following a recent security breach has captured global attention, featuring an elegantly dressed young man standing alongside police of ...

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