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Completed in 2018 in Rockhampton City, Australia. Images by Florian Groehn. A new pier and an adjacent lift structure designed by Woods Bagot are key elements in the Rockhampton Riverside Precinct, a project to revitalize the...

Throughout the fall semester, students of the course “Art of the African Diaspora” explored the art history of people of African descent. Collectively, these people can be recognized under the rubric of the Black Atlantic, a term Paul Gilroy coined to refer to three major geographical regions (namely Africa, Europe, and the Americas) that are indelibly connected by the Atlantic Ocean. The African Diaspora in this part of the world is characterized by the dissemination of black people that began with the trans-Atlantic slave trade, and continued with cross-migratory patterns across the Atlantic. The history of the Diaspora also includes the creation of religious, political, cultural and art movements. All of this has impacted the art making in various geographical, cultural, and socio-political paradigms. This virtual exhibition is a testament to the knowledge gained by the students from this course and features art works chosen by them, all of which speak to the experience of artists of the African Diaspora throughout the 20th and early 21st centuries. We hope you enjoy this exhibition and are able to learn from the art and the accompanying texts.

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Spindly orange walkways are raised above the water and meadows of a wetland park designed by landscape architects Turenscape for a neglected river in China.

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Aires de jeu à l'école secondaire Bjørnsletta, Oslo, réalisées par østengen & bergo, en collaboration avec les architectes de L2. Images de Jiri

SADI设计牵头EPC项目——海口西秀公园，建成区即将开园

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Vibrant and diverse, Singapore is a fascinating country full of lively local cultures and rich history - 3 day itinerary to explore Singapore

Studio Tutors: Rajiv Kadam, Rob Brown + Carly Martin 2018 | ARCH UNSW Masters of Architecture + Masters of Urban Design Background  This intensive studio allows Master of Architecture and Urban Design students to explore and engage with the contemporary global challeng

opened to the public in june 2022, the 'wild mile' serves as a regenerative urban ecosystem and a public space for education + interaction.