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Drone imagery can turn a city’s surfaces into data on what it is made of, how it heats, and how it changes, but only when checked against ground surveys. Can a view from above help us design better cities?

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Rising 45 km east of Cairo, Egypt’s New Administrative Capital already hosts various government functions. Manuel Álvarez Diestro’s photographs capture the city as a pedestrian approaching it.

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Bai’etan, Guangzhou by UTE Agence Ter & Ana Coello de Llobet
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Architecture has long been a way of reading the sky, from the geometry of Jantar Mantar to the planetarium dome. Can a building bring us closer to the cosmos, or does it only frame what remains out of reach?

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A new memorial in Freetown by Oshinówò Studio honors more than 900 members of the Sierra Leone Carrier Corps who died in the World Wars, naming them individually for the first time.

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