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arcspace features are about today's most creative projects as well as the most influential of the past. We work closely with architects around the world to keep our readers informed and updated.

The Red Square seen from the air. Photo by Iwan Baan
May 23, 2013 /

Superkilen
BIG + Topotek1 + Superflex
Copenhagen, Denmark

The sprawling urban park, Superkilen, wedges itself into one of the most ethnically diverse neighbourhoods in Copenhagen, Nørrebro. It samples benches, street signs and other urban furniture from across the world in an effort to reflect the multi-ethnicity of the area’s inhabitants.

May 16, 2013 /

Musée Louvre-Lens
SANAA
Lens, France

The new expansion of the Louvre in Lens is 360 meters of steel and glass unfolding on top of an old coal mine and expected to attract 500.000 visitors each year. It is a museum that aims at educating visitors in how to look at art and on top of that revitalize the post-industrial town Lens in France.

May 13, 2013 /

The Małopolska Garden of Arts
Ingarden & Ewý
Krakow, Poland

The Małopolska Garden of Arts (MGA) is the work of Polish studio Ingarden & Ewý, and is currently one of the most celebrated building in Kraków, Poland. With the help of structural remnants of a former horse-riding arena, the MGA merges a theatre and library, bringing a contemporary aura adjacent to Kraków's historic center.

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