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Ferrari’s London Flagship Redefines Retail Design
Ferrari’s flagship on Old Bond Street brings luxury retail and architectural precision together.
Dear PA reader,
Ferrari’s flagship London store on Old Bond Street captures architecture integrated with retail design, brand identity, and spatial drama. Alongside this, the growing urgency of net-zero architecture and energy efficiency reflects a profession increasingly shaped by environmental responsibility. In Istanbul, İlber Ortaylı’s 13-step route offers another perspective, revealing how architecture preserves memory while continuing to shape the city’s evolving identity.
Across the globe, design is becoming more adaptive, expressive, and civic. High Line Bangkok transforms discarded streetlights into a vibrant zero-waste pavilion, while Liceu Mar in Barcelona points to new possibilities for the waterfront cultural hub. Together with geometric facades, responsive buildings, living architecture and even China’s longest outdoor escalator, these stories highlight architecture as a force that is not only visual, but increasingly urban, ecological, and alive.
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Ferrari’s Flagship London Store is an Iconic Design on Old Bond Street
Why Net-Zero Architecture Matters Today
Tracing Istanbul’s History Through İlber Ortaylı’s 13-Step Route
High Line Bangkok: A Zero-Waste Pavilion Transforms Streetlights into a Vibrant Social Landscape
3D-Printed Wall SystemsThis workshop focuses on the design of bespoke, production-ready interior wall systems. Participants will investigate how a simple 2D concept can be translated into a fully articulated 3D textured surface through algorithmic logic. The workshop is scheduled for April 18 & 19, 2026. | ![]() ChatGPT for ArchitectsThis workshop teaches how to use ChatGPT as a support tool throughout the architectural process, with a focus on productivity, organization, and consistency of deliverables. The workshop is scheduled for April 11, 2026. |









