A useful Lesnaya outing can combine the Zuev Club’s architectural character with one properly planned art museum. The Intourist Garage adds a second avant-garde
The Limmat gives central Zurich a clear shape. From the water, façades that feel unrelated in the small streets become parts of the same cityscape. Staying
Shabolovka offers more than the outline of a famous radio tower. In a small part of Moscow, you can consider two very different ambitions: sending a
The Polybahn changes your view of Zurich in less than two minutes. One moment you are beside the trams at Central; the next, the Old Town
Roppongi makes a satisfying half-day visit when you choose one exhibition and let the surrounding architecture complete the experience. The National Art Center, Tokyo, Suntory
You do not need a citywide collection of addresses to begin exploring Moscow’s architectural avant-garde. Choose between two outings: the Arbat lanes around Melnikov
Three very different works make a small part of Chicago's Loop feel like an outdoor art collection: Alexander Calder's bright red Flamingo,
Kagurazaka rewards close attention rather than a long list of major sights. Start around Iidabashi, walk uphill along the main street, explore a few accessible lanes
An evening in Shinjuku works well as a contrast between the district's two sides. Begin among the western skyscrapers, look at Cocoon Tower, then
For a three-hour architecture walk in Omotesando and Aoyama, begin outside Omotesando Hills, continue toward Spiral on Aoyama-dori, look at Prada Aoyama, then finish
Meiji Jingu and Yoyogi Park make a useful half-day walk when you want trees, a little history and room to slow down in central Tokyo.
Shibuya offers a useful contrast for a short walk: leave the famous crossing behind and move towards residential Shoto, finishing beside a small pond. Begin with
