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Art Residency | Albalad Program
ByTeamArchitecture Competition: Art Residency | Albalad Program About The Program The Art Residency Program | Al-Balad is a program by the Ministry of Culture in the historical district of Jeddah (also known as Al Balad) in the Kingdom of Saudi…
Design Operations Los Angeles 2023
Friday, Nov 17, 20238 AM – 6 PMPDT Los Angeles, CA, US | Loews Hollywood Hotel, 1755 North Highland Avenue, 90028 Design Operations Los Angeles 2023 will unlock the secrets to creating conditions for Designers to do their very best work. Learn from the experts on the how so Designers can focus on the what:
ORGATEC TOKYO
The dedicated information and communication platform for the office design & furniture industry in Asia 26. – 28. April 2023Tokyo Big Sight, West Halls 1.2 ORGATEC TOKYO 2023 – Coming back on a double scale! We live in an age where not only products, fashion and graphics
Baumer Series: Florian Idenburg
ByTeamArchitecture Event: Baumer Series: Florian IdenburgFlorian Idenburg is an internationally renowned architect with over two decades of professional experience. After learning the ropes in Amsterdam and Tokyo, he founded SO–IL in New York in 2008 together with Jing Liu. His years of…
Exhibition “SANAA: Construction and structure with works of Walter Niedermayr”
Exhibition “SANAA: Construction and structure with works of Walter Niedermayr” Bildraum copyright Walter Niedermayr Share ShareFacebookTwitterMailPinterestWhatsappOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/995137/exhibition-sanaa-construction-and-structure-with-works-of-walter-niedermayrThe School of Architecture Urban Planning Construction Engineering of Politecnico di Milano opens the renovated exhibition space by displaying some of the most significant projects designed by Kazuyo Sejima, founder with Ryūe Nishizawa of SANAA in 1995, Pritzker Prize in
Colour Rush! An Installation by Sabine Marcelis
The new focus topic of the Vitra Schaudepot, which will be on display from May 2022 to May 2024, is wholly devoted to colour. Following an invitation from the Vitra Design Museum, Dutch designer Sabine Marcelis has transformed the Schaudepot in one simple, sweeping gesture by sorting