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What is love? It’s an age-old question that elicits many answers; from the overwhelming feeling of tenderness we have for a newborn to the impractical kind that keeps us up at night. But there’s also the kind of love that drives people, a passion so profound it fuels ambitious ventures …
An hour from Shanghai, Aman's Amanyangyun is built around an historic village of fifty Ming and Qing dynasty houses, painstakingly rescued, along with an ancient forest, from the rising waters of a dam.
Photographer Marc Goodwin goes behind the scenes at the city’s best architecture firms.
Best of all, there’s not a single clichéd Arabesque motif in sight.
Over an intensive four-month assignment, photographer Jeremy Chivers documented the soldiers, training and rarely seen equipment of the Lebanese Armed Forces, with book proceeds going to the country's military veterans.
How Cooper Hefner is reinventing the magazine in the era of #MeToo.
California-based Dr. Molly Maloof wants to perfect people’s health and improve performance using the latest technology and a few unorthodox substances. Some cautionary advice: this may cause munchies. In terms of shaping the modern world, you could say that Silicon Valley is the world’s…
7Pines Resort just opened in Ibiza with some unadulterated luxury, peace and quiet and access to secluded beaches – it’s enough to keep you happy as a clam. Envision a trip to Ibiza and it probably includes plenty of partying, sweaty nightclubs and a few unmentionables. And if that’s wh…
The Brit adventurer behind this travel company will bring you to places you’ve only seen in pictures.
Dating only to 1961, the Phoenicia nonetheless brims with history, an enduring symbol of Lebanon's jet-set prewar years, all gilded grandeur, sweeping staircases and palatial pillars that still enchant guests today.
Known for her savvy political commentary and rhetoric on international news networks, Raghida Dergham is following up a stellar journalistic career with a turn on the other side of Middle East policy. The first time I met Raghida Dergham was at a summer party in the charming modesty of …
At the sixteenth Venice Biennale of Architecture, Lebanon's first pavilion argues that what is not built matters as much as what is, a brain-teasing premise for a thoughtful national debut.