Stela Razzaque

Guest Writer / United States / Superscript

Stela Razzaque is a town planner and freelance writer, with a background in architecture and design. She has worked for major Australian clients including the National Broadband Network Company, undertaking all aspects of Telecommunications town planning. She has also been involved with the design of numerous architectural projects, ranging from residential to commercial development. Stela holds a Master of Urban and Regional Planning degree with Honors, from the University of Sydney, Australia. She completed her postgraduate dissertation on the development of suburban housing in postwar Australia, and currently contributes editorial content to The Architect’s Newspaper.

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By Stela Razzaque, Superscript November 27, 2013

Architects convert a former steel plant in Mexico into an awe-inspiring children’s library.

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By Stela Razzaque, Superscript November 22, 2013

Bookstores can be magical places that transport us to a different time and place. In celebration of the written word, here are five of our favorite unconventional bookstores from across the country.

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By Stela Razzaque, Superscript November 19, 2013

The World Monuments Fund has listed the most threatened cultural heritage sites across the world, and five of them are in the United States.

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By Stela Razzaque, Superscript November 15, 2013

These one-of-a-kind coffee shops are known not only for their delicious espresso but also for their distinctive designs that invite an afternoon of reading.

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By Stela Razzaque, Superscript November 13, 2013

Ikon.5 Architects has delivered a library and civic space in Delaware inspired by a pile of books.

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By Stela Razzaque, Superscript November 8, 2013

On November 11, 2013, some of the world’s most acclaimed architects and designers will present their vision of a 21st-century doll house, in an effort to raise money for children with disabilities.

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By Stela Razzaque, Superscript November 6, 2013

A new book, The Wes Anderson Collection, pays tribute to the evolution of the filmmaker who has delighted audiences for decades with his unique artistry and idiosyncratic characters.

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By Stela Razzaque, Superscript October 24, 2013

Over the past 400 years, only two chair designs have graced the distinguished reading rooms of the Bodleian Library at Oxford. Here is the latest one by Barber Osgerby.

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By Stela Razzaque, Superscript October 22, 2013

Books banned in America have been as memorable for their iconic imagery as much as their unforgettable stories, providing inspiration for generations of designers.

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By Stela Razzaque, Superscript October 16, 2013

From psychedelic concert posters to silver-plated teapots, the museum's current exhibition shows the vast influence of modern female designers.

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By Stela Razzaque, Superscript October 15, 2013

Seeking results like Herzog & de Meuron’s Tate Modern redesign, three recent design competitions attempt to bring new life to aging buildings.

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