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Manon Mollard

Manon Mollard

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Deputy Editor, The Architectural Review

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Total articles 184

  • The Architectural Review issue 1520, April 2025

    By Manon Mollard Verified, Eleanor Beaumont, Kristina Rapacki Verified| The Architectural Review Verified Herzog & de Meuron | Baas Arquitectura | Casa Solo Arquitectos | Nord Architects | 3RW Arkitekter | Witherford Watson Mann | Clancy Moore | Irene Barclay | Ecomimesis Soluções Ecológicas | Adamo FaidenFor most of us, life begins in a hospital and is likely to end in a medical facility too. We visit hospitals during our lives – if not for a broken arm or surgery, then for an unwell loved one. Although healthcare is a universal need, access is deeply unequal.

    By Manon Mollard Verified, Eleanor Beaumont, Kristina Rapacki Verified · The Architectural Review

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Portfolio: Marialuisa Borja, Al Borde

    By Rómulo Moya Peralta, Manon Mollard Verified| The Architectural Review Verified This practice’s work in the Ecuadorian Amazon is shaped by the communities it servesMarialuisa Borja is shortlisted in the 2025 Moira Gemmill Prize for Emerging Architecture, part of the W Awards. Read the full announcementThe Huaticocha community live in the untamed forest of the Sumaco National Park, in eastern Ecuador, a few hours’ drive from the country’s capital, Quito. In this protected area, the conservation of biodiversity is combined with the protection of ancestral Indigenous culture.

    By Rómulo Moya Peralta, Manon Mollard Verified · The Architectural Review

    Mar. 13, 2025

  • The Architectural Review issue 1520, April 2025

    By Manon Mollard Verified, Eleanor Beaumont, Kristina Rapacki Verified| The Architectural Review Verified Herzog & de Meuron | Baas Arquitectura | Casa Solo Arquitectos | Nord Architects | 3RW Arkitekter | Witherford Watson Mann | Clancy Moore | Irene Barclay | Ecomimesis Soluções Ecológicas | Adamo FaidenFor most of us, life begins in a hospital and is likely to end in a medical facility too. We visit hospitals during our lives – if not for a broken arm or surgery, then for an unwell loved one. Although healthcare is a universal need, access is deeply unequal.

    By Manon Mollard Verified, Eleanor Beaumont, Kristina Rapacki Verified · The Architectural Review

    Apr. 01, 2025

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The Architectural Review

The Architectural Review (AR) is a prominent architectural magazine established in 1896. It has a long history of exploring architectural trends and innovations globally. Initially focused on the Arts and Crafts movement, it has evolved to feature modern architectural movements and influential architects like Le Corbusier and Walter Gropius. AR provides in-depth editorial content, including articles, reviews, and analyses of architectural projects. It offers digital publications and newsletters, having transitioned from print editions in 2015. The magazine delivers insights into architectural trends and technologies, making it a valuable resource for architects, designers, academics, and architecture enthusiasts. Its mission is to inspire and challenge architectural discourse through diverse storytelling and critical analysis.

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Founded: 1896