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Architecture
Three of the world’s most impressive hotel atriums are in the same city
Singapore’s dizzying architectural masterpieces have their origins with a style that sprung into being in America during the 1960s and ’70s.
- by Penny Watson
What lies beneath: 10 of the world’s most incredible underground structures
Put ordinary buildings underground and they transform into something far more interesting and otherworldly.
- by Brian Johnston
Celebrity homes and glorious weather: Nine highlights of Palm Springs
The desert-fringed city has been a hideaway for Hollywood stars since the 1950s.
- by Louise Goldsbury
‘No one around, no one can see you’: The rise of pod holidays
An increasing number of simple, eco-friendly cabins are popping up in remote beauty spots as pod-mania sweeps the land.
- by Sue Williams
Twelve years on, Christchurch’s devastated buildings restored
You can take a sneak peek at restoration of heritage buildings destroyed by the 2011 Christchurch earthquake.
- by Anthony Dennis
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