Author Archives: Will McCallum

Sea of troubles: adapting to a changing world

By Will McCallum 8 April 2019 Essays

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

The ocean’s skin: tales of dominion and defeat

4 April 2019 By Philip Hoare

Seen but unseen, the sea comprises much more than the surface upon…

The lighthouse

5 April 2019 By Max L Zarzycki

Both a hardy navigational tool and a poeticised monument to isolation, the…

Cultural artifice: the Louvre Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, by Ateliers Jean Nouvel

9 April 2019 By Maryam Mudhaffar

Although it seeks inspiration in traditional symbolism, Ateliers Jean Nouvel’s Louvre Abu…

Tagpuro (2016) project 02 looking towards the study center through the orphanage photo by alexander eriksson furunes

Shelter from the storm: community structures, Tagpuro, the Philippines, by Eriksson Furunes with Leandro V Locsin Partners

9 April 2019 By Portia Ladrido

Community structures in Tagpuro in the Philippines by Eriksson Furunes with Leandro V Locsin…

Map of the Meditteranean Sea drawn by Richard William Seale in 1745, with every port on its coast meticulously labelled

Liquid violence: investigations of boundaries at sea by Forensic Oceanography

10 April 2019 By Lorenzo Pezzani

The tangle of jurisdictional boundaries in the Mediterranean Sea is designed to…

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