Author Archives: Elena Lacilla Larrodé

Village and chapel renovations in Ruesta, Spain by Sebastián Arquitectos

By Elena Lacilla Larrodé 27 April 2022 Buildings

Working in and around the Spanish village of Ruesta, Sebastián Arquitectos deftly rebuild its ruins

AR April 2022: Stone

4 April 2022 By AR Editors

IBAVI | AAU Anastas | Taller Mauricio Rocha | Grafton Architects |…

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Editorial: stepping stones

5 April 2022 By Manon Mollard, Eleanor Beaumont and Ellen Peirson

The AR's April issue looks to carve out the cultural and social…

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Folio: the rocks of Machu Picchu

5 April 2022 By AR Editors

Precisely cut stone formations from the 15th century withstand the test of…

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Stone age: a new architecture from an old material

6 April 2022 By Steve Webb

As we near the end of the fossil fuel era, building in…

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Foundations of empire: the colonial legacy of Portland stone

7 April 2022 By Arianne Shahvisi

Buildings and statues carved from Portland stone were used to construct an…

Jerusalem stone: the history and identity of Palestinian stereotomy

12 April 2022 By Nadi Abusaada

Stones are mined in Jerusalem to construct a myth of continuity, furthering…

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