Author Archives: Manon Mollard

The AR’s 125th birthday issue makes space for a series of possible futures

The AR’s October issue looks at the tree and its many entangled branches

Lacaton & Vassal’s housing  for older people, at Rixheim, France, creates a greenhouse for living in

The AR’s September issue takes a closer look at architecture’s first love

The July/August issue looks at the different worlds we can imagine when existing structures, spaces, images and words are torn apart

Atelier PNG’s waste-transfer station is deceptively modest but representative of a highly innovative cultural shift

Mining the debris, the AR's June issue looks at the materials, objects and spaces we discard

The May issue of the AR demands that play is political

Accumulated and compressed beneath our feet, the ground’s artificial layers bear witness to collective histories and should not slide into oblivion

The AR’s April issue goes below ground, to uncover the hidden infrastructures that underlie our world