Latest articles by Marwa El Mubark
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Bahrain’s Pearling Path carves its way through its historic context
Culturally led regeneration project Pearling Path is set in a Unesco World Heritage Site, and embraces its surrounding Bahrain landscape
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‘100 Women: Architects in Practice’ celebrates exceptional global architecture
‘100 Women: Architects in Practice’, a new book by RIBA Publishing, elevates the work of international studios that lead in contemporary building design
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Cave Bureau uses geology to refocus and understand the relationship between architecture and nature
Cave Bureau’s exhibition at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art opens in Denmark, marking the latest – and last – entry in the gallery's The Architecture Studio series
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Discover Samarkand and Bukhara: the Silk Road capitals of Uzbekistan
Architect Marwa El Mubark visits Bukhara and Samarkand, the Silk Road capitals of Uzbekistan, as the country launches its pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2023, and plans a new art biennial for 2025
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Uzbekistan Pavilion 2023 to put the country's rich heritage centre stage
We follow the team behind the Uzbekistan Pavilion 2023 as the country prepares for its participation to this year's Venice Architecture Biennale
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Home and art gallery Maison Colbert is a London transformation story
Maison Colbert by Chris Dyson Architects reimagines a row of London houses into a single home and artist's gallery in the East End
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John Pawson leads redesign of St John at Hackney Church in London
John Pawson, Thomas Ford and Partners, and EBBA Architects work together to create an enduring identity for St John at Hackney Church in London, through a series of surgical interventions that bridge old and new
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Education and activism meet at New Practice’s revamped Kinning Park Complex
Scottish architecture studio New Practice launches the revamped Kinning Park Complex in the Southside of Glasgow
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Manchester Jewish Museum blends old and new to celebrate social history
Manchester Jewish Museum by Citizens Design Bureau effortlessly bridges past and present and is the city's newest cultural and social history draw
