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Mushroom Skyline
Thought to be the largest timber structure in the world, Setas de Sevilla (the Mushrooms of Seville) intertwines an enormous latticework of plywood panels, each shaped individually to generate a uniquely fluid form. Over six...
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Snow Day
Munich Diaries: deep winter in the city, cloaked in grey. No snow on the streets, just the endless hustle of holiday shoppers and the weight of dark, short days. One of those afternoons where you...
Read MoreTHE DAILY MAGAZINE FOR THOSE WHO ARE DRIVEN. POWERED BY PORSCHE.
THE DAILY MAGAZINE FOR THOSE WHO ARE DRIVEN. POWERED BY PORSCHE.
An Unsung Hero
“I had no idea cars could have so much personality until I got her. I feel like we’re on the same level, we’re sisters and we look out for each other. Some cars make their...
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The Twist
From a distance, it's easy to mistake this building from architectural superstar Bjarke Ingels, aptly named 'The Twist’, as a set from a near-future science fiction movie. It wouldn't have looked out of place in...
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The Modulightor Building
Squeezed between two unassuming buildings in Manhattan’s Upper East Side, the Modulightor Building is radically different from your archetypal New York Townhouse: envisioned by modernist architect Paul Rudolph at the end of his career, the...
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Poles Apart
Father, husband, architect, Porsche enthusiast. Enthusiast being a key word here, the cars stacked in Hugh Feggans' garage all serve a purpose. Garage queens simply don’t exist here. All driven, some on winding roads, some...
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The Rolling Museum
Parked side by side beneath Barcelona’s Museo del Barroco, Stéphane Vrinat’s red and yellow Porsches make for a very striking couple. So striking in fact, that you’d be forgiven for thinking they were a little...
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An Heirloom Like No Other
For Aidan de Cadenet, there was simply no choice but to love cars; he’s the son of the late, great racing driver and presenter Alain de Cadenet, perhaps one of the greatest ever evangelists for...
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