Architecture Now: Designing Future-Ready Spaces for Work, Culture, and Public Life

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From Bangkok to Billund, a new wave of architectural project announcements is reshaping how spaces for work, culture, mobility, and public life are conceived. Across Norway, Thailand, the United States, Denmark, Australia, and Thailand, these projects reflect an increasing emphasis on technological integration, sustainable construction, and flexible, future-ready environments. Whether designing production hubs for digital creators, adaptable media campuses, or civic landscapes layered with history and ecological intent, each scheme offers insight into how architecture is evolving to support emerging industries, cultural programming, and new forms of public engagement. This edition of Architecture Now brings together a selection of recently announced projects that highlight the intersection of design, technology, and innovation in a global context.

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Nordic Office of Architecture, Rodeo, and Arup Selected to Design NRK Headquarters in Oslo, Norway

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Cite: Nour Fakharany. "Architecture Now: Designing Future-Ready Spaces for Work, Culture, and Public Life" 13 Jun 2025. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1031111/architecture-now-designing-future-ready-spaces-for-work-culture-and-public-life> ISSN 0719-8884

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