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‘Ole Scheeren: Spaces of Life’ celebrates ‘form follows fiction’ in architecture
‘Ole Scheeren: Spaces of Life’, a comprehensive look into the work of the German architect, opens at ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe
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Roll up! It‘s the Faro Modernist Weekend’s inaugural edition
Faro Modernist Weekend, a festival dedicated to mid-century architectural delights in the Portugal’s Algarve, has just launched its first iteration
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Celebrating supermodels: the oft-unsung heroes of architecture
Piercy & Company’s ‘Supermodels’ exhibition has just launched in London's Kings Cross, celebrating the art of miniature building
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‘Long Life, Low Energy’ at RIBA celebrates sustainable architecture strategies
RIBA’s ‘Long Life, Low Energy’ exhibition opens, highlighting sustainable architecture strategies at their best
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Meet the collectives looking beyond the built environment at Chicago Architecture Biennial
The word ‘collective’ crops up quite a lot at this year’s Chicago Architecture Biennial. More and more, architecture studios are defining themselves as collectives in recognition of the important collaborative and multi-disciplinary work that goes on. A collective implies democracy, team-work and group vision. Collective thinking is also a growing part of the architecture and design process, particularly at this biennial, where the definition of architecture moves beyond its own practice and out into the real world, involving communities, policy-makers and planners.
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London Festival of Architecture 2017: the top 20 exhibitions and events
this year centred on the theme of ‘memory’. From starchitects to fledgling studios, housing estates to derelict buildings, the festival will take you somewhere in the city you’ve never ventured before. Here, we whittle down the impressive schedule of over 450 events to our pick of the top 20 highlights from across the British capital...
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Step inside Yinka Ilori and Pricegore’s colourful summer pavilion for London
Enter the ‘Colour Palace’ designed by architects Pricegore and artist Yinka Ilori. This year’s Dulwich Pavilion, commissioned for London Festival of Architecture, is inspired by the colours of the Balogun Market in Lagos. The cerise pink, canary yellow, Granny Smith-green and sky blue scheme responds with confidence to the demure, Sir John Soane-designed gallery building. The design’s colourfully patterned timber louvres work together in tandem to reflect the joy of multicultural London.
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MADE in Berlin
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Don't Move, Improve! competition announces 2020 winners
The London-wide competition Don't Move, Improve! – which celebrates the humble art of home improvement – has just announced its 2020 winners, with architects Proctor & Shaw scooping the top gong
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To market, to market: the Irish Pavilion pitches up in Venice
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Rifat Chadirji explores Iraqi architecture and identity at Columbia University
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Haworth Tompkins gives a glass-and-steel update to the brutalist Chichester Festival Theatre
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Last call: make the most of the London Festival of Architecture’s closing events
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V&A pavilion at Venice Architecture Biennale to explore the legacy of Robin Hood Gardens
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Young architects tasked to rethink Russia’s abandoned industrial sites in Kazan
For the second Russian Architecture Biennale for Young Architects, curator Sergei Tchoban, architect and founder of the Tchoban Foundation in Berlin, looked out into Russia’s post-industrial landscape and challenged Russian architects under 35 to propose some new solutions for a former faucet factory and a grain elevator near Kazan
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Chance de Silva’s curved concrete volume shortlisted for RIBA House of the Year
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Imagining a new Thames pedestrian bridge in East London
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André Lurçat-designed school in France scoops 2018 WMF/Knoll Modernism Prize
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Meet Forensic Architecture, the architectural nominees of the 2018 Turner Prize shortlist
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Global affair: Time Space Existence returns to Venice Architecture Biennale
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Liddicoat & Goldhill’s Makers House shortlisted for RIBA House of the Year
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The largest ever survey of David Adjaye’s work opens in Munich
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Tonkin Liu’s Yorkshire house inspired by a shed joins the RIBA House of the Year shortlist
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Tikari Works’ subterranean city escape shortlisted for RIBA House of the Year 2019
Commended by the judges for its warm interiors, concise material palette and refined joinery, the Pocket House shows how intelligent planning and commitment to quality can combat any restriction
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Rest assured: LOT’s Flatiron installation encourages New Yorkers to relax
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New York’s architecture film festival kicks off with an ode to Bauhaus visionary Moholy-Nagy
The five-day Architecture and Design Film Festival (ADFF) returns to New York City for its 11th edition, bringing its design-focused lens to the silver sceen
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This American life: Lisson Gallery opens a spacious new outpost in New York
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