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How a former Shangri-La developer capitalised on Niseko’s property boom and built his own alpine luxury development
House of Koa founder Jason Kuok shows how attention to detail created value extending beyond simple holiday estates, helping to launch Koa Niseko as a luxury experience that rises above a crowded market.
From workshops to hotels, here’s how Vienna is transforming its hidden gems for a second life
With space at a premium, the Austrian capital has long made a virtue of upgrading and expanding existing properties. We meet some of the people building for the future on old foundations.
‘We mustn’t be afraid of a connected world’: Jerome Frost on beauty, grit and reviving cities
The CEO of global consultancy Arup talks upcycled skyscrapers and imagining the future by looking at the past.
Three game-changing developments about to transform Mexico City
Whether it’s turning abandoned buildings into mixed-use blocks or designing glass towers that stand the test of time, these visionaries are reimagining ordinary spaces across the city.
Building connections
Cautious investors, climate change and the shifting nature of work are challenging the property industry but at trade fair Mipim on the Côte d’Azur, the mood is – mostly – optimistic.
Business
Swedish autonomous electric truck company Einride, indigenous-led housing developments in Canada and the Japan Fashion Colour Association.
Changing tides
Dallas has gone from a deserted downtown to a place where people want to be – but it didn’t happen overnight. Here we look at how this urban turnaround was made.
Firm foundations
Mipim, the annual property summit in the South of France, returns as developers and city mayors gather to map out the future.
Wood intentions
A greater embrace of timber and the use of digital efficiency simulacra were among the constructive ideas for greener property at the latest Expo Real trade fair.
Pillars of community
As property developers react to changes in how we want to live, many are breaking new ground with multi-use neighbourhood projects. We call in on the current schemes of three imaginative firms.
