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Any local can tell you that Raħal Ġdid translates to New Town, but for a majority of tourists who visit our island, this is where you go to witness some of humankind’s earliest and oldest structures, from the famed underground Hypogeum in Ħal Saflieni to the Tarxien temples that dwell in Paola’s sister town, Ħal-Tarxien. But, prehistoric rocks and primitive sites aren’t Raħal Ġdid’s only weapons of mass attraction.

The ANTIPORTA team invites all those interested in being part of the project, to submit clips and images – new, old or even vintage – of the Maltese antiporta.

In this article, we're focusing on the renovation of the eCabs Headquarters by Valentino Architects, which won the Interior Spaces Award last year!

In 2018, our Maltese antiporta inspired a group of curators, artists, architects, and photographers to go on a quest to delve a little into its history. Here's what they found out.

How we’re shaping and designing the limited space Malta offers continues to be a hotly contested area of contention. For this series of articles, we want to give attention to architecture firms who’ve had the opportunity to flex their muscles and delivered great work.

One big drawback that holds the accessibility of lifts back, besides their cost, is that they require the building to have a dedicated pit in which they can be fitted. Or at least, that's been the case so far.

Having renovated and restored properties in Bulgaria, the UK, and Malta, Giovanna Hammet has years of experience in real estate. In this article, we discuss what makes a great rental.

A small group on Facebook , aptly named ‘Malta architectural pornography’ have been putting up photos of attractive buildings - from houses to churches to palazzos - in Malta that remind us of what our island still has a lot to offer.

In the words of MaltaDoors curator Lisa Gwen, “Beautiful towns like Burano or Cinque Terre [that attract thousands of tourists] did not come about and are not maintained by accident.”

Did you know? 25% of foods purchased by homeowners in Malta end up wasted and thrown away. The same figures also show that discarded food makes up more than 50% of domestic waste.