For this occasion, re:arc will present a two-day series of multi-format conversations with architects, designers, and activists working at the intersections of ecological design and spatial practice, to imagine how we might together transform our relationships with the natural environment.
All conversations are free to attend, RSVP here.
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Join us for the fifth edition of Z-axis – Form Follows Climate!This year, the urgency of climate responsive architecture will be addressed through four sessions exploring the concept of ‘Form Follows Climate’. The Speakers will be discussing ideas and projects centred around the following
ScaLIurbani Mediterranean Connections Share ShareFacebookTwitterMailPinterestWhatsappOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/989186/scaliurbani-mediterranean-connectionsFollowing the great success of the first three editions held from 2019 to 2021, the idea of a fourth ScaLIurbani 2022 event was launched to confirm the annual frequency of this important cultural event. The theme chosen for next year is Mediterranean Connections or the Connections created by the Mediterranean and
Friday, May 19, 20234 PM – 6 PMEDT New Orleans, LA, US | Albert and Tina Small Center for Collaborative Design, 1725 Barrone Street, New Orleans 70113 Home, Sweet Home is a group exhibition in May 2023 that collects work from a special-topics seminar taught by Tulane Architecture and Social Innovation Fellow Emmanuel Osorno, and a
Monday, May 15, 20236:30 PMPDT Los Angeles, CA, US | Perloff Hall/Decafe For his contributions to architecture as an art, Nader Tehrani is the recipient of the 2020 Arnold W. Brunner Memorial Prize from The American Academy of Arts and Letters, to which he was also elected as a member in 2021, the highest form
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
Denise Costanzo, Lee Ann Custer, Valéry Didelon, Frida Grahn, Izzy Kornblatt, Sylvia Lavin, Craig Lee, Mary McLeod, Sarah Moses, Joan Ockman, Elihu Rubin, Surry Schlabs, Denise Scott Brown, and Katherine SmithIn 1972, Denise Scott Brown and Robert Venturi, together with Steve Izenour (MED ‘69), published their treatise Learning from Las Vegas following a Yale design studio. This
