The general theme of this year’s edition is approached from different perspectives throughout the biennial – in a wide range of formats, some classic, others informal or experimental, like the main exhibition – Another Breach in the Wall – curated by Daniel Tudor Munteanu și Davide Tommaso Ferrando, which will be dedicated especially to the citizens.
The Origins of IKEA and Its Commitment to Accessible DesignIKEA’s remarkable journey began in Älmhult, Sweden, where Ingvar Kamprad’s vision of creating affordable, high-quality furniture took shape. Kamprad’s ambition was simple: make good design accessible to the masses, no matter…
Following the success of the 1st Edition and 2nd Edition international conference on “Urban Regeneration and Sustainability”, this year’s 3rd edition will address all the aspects of the urban environment. Urban regeneration is discussed thoroughly in this conference, by rendering it as a process and a strategy that aims to transform and renovate areas in hopes of upgrading public housing
Archtober, the month-long festival of architecture and design, returns this year to New York City. Organized by the Center for Architecture in collaboration with partners and sponsors across the city, the 2022 installment of the festival will gather events, exhibitions, resources, and activities across the five boroughs. Despite the challenges of the past few years, Archtober
The Brise-Vent Havre Architecture Competition presents a unique challenge to reimagine the historic Brise-Vent concrete structure in Le Havre, France. This competition invites architects and designers to transform this former harbor shield into a vibrant cultural hub that serves both…
/imagine: A Journey into The New Virtual Wednesday, May 10, 202310 AM — Sunday, Sep 10, 20236 PMCEST Vienna, AT | MAK Museum of Applied Arts Digital technologies are changing our cultural, social, political, and aesthetic understanding of how we shape, experience, and navigate space. Their rapid dissemination and widespread accessibility has changed not only
Panda House Copenhagen Zoo: An Amazing Natural Abode for PandasProject Specifications Project Name: Panda House Project Type: Cultural, Entertainment Location: Copenhagen, Denmark Architects: Bjarke Ingels Group Client Name: Copenhagen Zoo Area of Project: 2450 m² Year of Completion: 2019 Photographs: Rasmus Hjortshoj Partners In Charge: Bjarke Ingels, David Zahle…
