In Colonia Juárez, historic buildings are being reborn as boutiques, bars and restaurants.
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Futuristic minimalism and timeless natural beauty combine to haunting effect on the enchanted islands of Naoshima, Inujima and Teshima.
A group of artists and entrepreneurs is making the most of Argentina’s changing economy by tapping the country’s abundant resources and rich history.
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A New, Zenlike Oasis From the Ace Hotel
The company announces Sister City, a forthcoming New York property influenced by Japanese and Scandinavian design.
Development and design firm ASH NYC builds its portfolio with a new Detroit hotel, another in progress in New Orleans and a furniture line.
Ten minutes from the city’s center, a sleepy industrial quarter along the Sihl river is springing to life with a mix of polished restaurants and inspired shops.
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WSJ. Magazine’s 10 Most-Read Stories of the Year
From tech titans to game-changing female artists, from a legendary timepiece to an illustrious architect’s most storied houses, these are our can’t-miss stories from 2017.
Photographers Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin contributed to this issue of WSJ. Magazine.
In Senegal’s culinary scene, French technique has reigned since the colonial era. Now, Dakar-born chef Pierre Thiam is on a mission to change that.
Magazine - Culture
Mexico City’s Fine-Dining Movement
A small group of adventurous chefs, each of whom has done a stint at Enrique Olvera’s groundbreaking temple of gastronomy, Pujol, is raising the metropolis’s cuisine to the next level.
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The Most Cosmopolitan Neighborhood in Lima
Barranco is a beachside district steeped in Peruvian history.
Refshaleøen, the once-industrial island where Noma will soon reopen, is becoming a cultural and culinary hub.
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The MoMA Goes to Paris
On October 11, 200 works from New York City’s MoMA go on view at the Fondation Louis Vuitton
In a former grain silo, reimagined by Thomas Heatherwick, Jochen Zeitz is opening the world’s first major museum devoted to contemporary African art
São Paulo’s Fasano family, the biggest name in Brazilian hospitality for over a century, is expanding and is set to open its first property in America.
An archipelago off Vietnam’s coast is home to a five-star beach resort—and a haunting past.
The designer’s home in Sardinia is part of a sprawling family compound where the celebrated fashion clan gathers to relax, cook, garden and display its famously colorful taste.
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A Pair of ‘Ghost’ Cabins in Joshua Tree
Thanks to the vision of artist Rachel Whiteread, two forgotten huts in a private sculpture park have transcended their humble origins to become subtle new masterpieces.
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A Beloved English Pub Reopens in Cornwall
Just in time for the summer, the Ferry Boat Inn is being reimagined by the Towill family.
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Surf Style for All Ages on the Beaches of Costa Rica
Sand and sun offer the perfect playground—where the vibe is officially laid-back.
