Author Archives: Khai Don

Outrage: scars of sand mining

By Khai Don 22 October 2020 Outrage

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Sand mining scythes through communities on the Mekong River to erect behemoths for the rich in Singapore

Rebuilding our cities in a world facing flooding

21 March 2014 By Sofie Pelsmakers

Retreat, defend or attack: how a multidisciplinary approach is crucial if we…

Wet narratives: architecture must recognise that the future is fluid

25 May 2017 By Kazi Khaleed Ashraf

As a bastion of dryness, the contemporary city does not understand the…

Sea of troubles: adapting to a changing world

8 April 2019 By Will McCallum

As ocean levels rise, we must consider how architecture will adapt to…

Outrage: deep-sea mining poses an existential threat

11 April 2019 By Stephanie Hessler

The greed for ever more and ever cheaper minerals drives seabed mining –…

AR October 2020 on Land

5 October 2020 By AR Editors

Rural Urban Framework | CAB Architects | JUNG Architectures | Wolff Architects…

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Editorial: uneven ground

6 October 2020 By Eleanor Beaumont

The October issue looks at the many tangled meanings denoted by ‘land’,…

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