Dubai's Architecture: From Creek to Cloud
Dubai has built the most extraordinary skyline on earth in under 50 years. We tour the architecture — from the traditional wind towers of Al Fahidi to the impossible ambition of the Burj Khalifa.
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The Gaudí Tour: Barcelona's Living Architecture
Seven buildings, one extraordinary mind. We visit every Gaudí site in Barcelona — from the Sagrada Família to the Casa Milà to the playful tile work of Park Güell — and try to understand what he was doing.
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