We Design Beirut is a four-day experience in Beirut, Lebanon from October 27-30, 2023. The multidisciplinary annual event aims to celebrate and promote design and creativity through a rich program that offers designer showcases. Installations, talks, and workshops in the fields of interior design, architecture, furniture, product design, art, ceramics, home accessories, and rugs.
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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
Fernando Laposse: Ghosts of Our Towns Thursday, Sep 7, 202310 PM — Saturday, Oct 14, 20236 PMEDT New York, NY, US | Friedman Benda Gallery, 515 W 26th St, 1st Floor Acclaimed London-based Mexican designer Fernando Laposse’s first solo exhibition at the gallery pulls focus to local people and cultures where the materials he uses
Max Fordham is pleased to announce a special exhibition celebrating the life and work of its founder, Max. Max Fordham (1933 – 2022) was a visionary engineer and pioneer of low-energy, sustainable building design. His courage, intellectual rigour and engaging personality allowed
Tuesday, Apr 20, 2021 11:30 AM – 12:30 PMCST Online Event | Click here to attend and/or register Niall Kirkwood, professor of architecture and technology and therefore the academic dean of the Harvard University grad school of Design, will deliver an interview…
Beyond Territories – Made. Make. Making The Hong Kong Institute of Architects invites you to the preview and opening reception of Beyond Territories- Made. Make. Making, the first comprehensive survey in New York of Hong Kong’s architecture and design. On view October 11-25, 2022, the exhibition showcases the work of local and international architects whose
The inaugural installation of a new exhibition series, Architecture Now: New York, New Publics will serve as a platform to highlight emerging talent and foreground groundbreaking projects in contemporary architecture. As the first iteration of the series, this exhibition will explore the ways in which New York City-based practices have been actively expanding the relationship of
