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fromArchDaily
6 months ago

Make Materials Matter: Louisiana Channel Releases New Documentary on Danish Architect Sren Pihlmann

Søren Pihlmann advocates material-sensitive, reuse-focused architecture that transforms existing structures into experimental laboratories to reduce raw material consumption and construction waste.
Design
fromArchDaily
6 months ago

The Intelligens Biennale Gathers the Data, But Fails to Synthesize It

The Venice Architecture Biennale consistently expands architectural discourse by framing ambitious thematic platforms that redefine the discipline’s social, political, and environmental roles.
Design
fromArchDaily
6 months ago

Grand Egyptian Museum Opens and Torre dei Conti Collapses in Rome: This Week's Review

Heritage-led architectural projects in the Middle East, including the Grand Egyptian Museum and regional initiatives, connect tradition, climate awareness, and contemporary design practice.
Design
fromArchDaily
6 months ago

Small-Scale Solutions to Climate Challenges: 13 Highlighted Projects from the 19th Venice Architecture Biennale

The 19th Venice Architecture Biennale centers diverse design experiments addressing the climate crisis through natural, artificial, and collective intelligences and localized, technological, material responses.
World news
fromArchDaily
7 months ago

The Singapore Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale Reimagines the City-State as a Dining Table

RASA-TABULA-SINGAPURA at the 19th Venice Architecture Biennale uses dining as a multisensory lens to reimagine Singaporean city-making, highlighting multiculturalism, design, and inclusive futures.
fromArchDaily
6 months ago

The Final Weeks of the Venice Architecture Biennale and New Projects Breaking Ground: This Week's Review

Open to the public since May 10, 2025, the 19th Venice Architecture Biennale has entered its final month before closing on November 23. Curated by Italian architect Carlo Ratti, this edition, titled "Intelligens. Natural. Artificial. Collective." has brought together over 750 participants across 65 national pavilions and 11 collateral events, making it one of the most expansive editions in the Biennale's history.
Design
Arts
fromArchDaily
7 months ago

Majlis & The Manama (Wind Catchers) Pavilion / Ahmed and Rashid Bin Shabib

Majlis and Manama vernacular forms become a living, contemporary pavilion that breathes, hosts, and preserves Gulf architectural memory.
Arts
fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
8 months ago

100 large-scale migrant portraits transform venice's iconic procuratie facade

A 100-person black-and-white portrait installation in St. Mark's Square foregrounds migrants' collective experiences, photographing subjects from behind to evoke departure and belonging.
Miscellaneous
fromArchDaily
9 months ago

North Macedonia Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale Revisits the Brutalist Architecture of Skopje

Skopje's post-1963 identity is defined by Brutalist architecture, shaped by international influences like Kenzo Tange and exhibited through models recontextualized as a conceptual street.
Design
fromArchDaily
9 months ago

Kosovo Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale Explores Shifting Agricultural Landscapes Through Soil and Scent

Kosovo's Venice Biennale pavilion materializes agricultural shifts and ecological rupture through soils and smells, foregrounding sensory knowledge loss and recalibration under climate pressure.
Design
fromArchDaily
10 months ago

Between Fantasy and Reality: Aldo Rossi's Floating Teatro del Mundo for the First Venice Architecture Biennale

The Venice Architecture Biennale began in 1980, serving as a key platform for contemporary architectural theory and practice.
Renovation
fromArchDaily
11 months ago

Do We Still Need Architecture Awards? Highlights from the "Beyond the Prize" Discussion Forum in Venice, Italy

Architecture awards are vital for recognition and inspiration in the field.
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