Architecture Events
The best of the year's architecture events calendar, compiled by Wallpaper*
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London Festival of Architecture announces simple and compelling 2021 themeThe theme for the 2021 London Festival of Architecture has been announced and it is centred around ‘Care'
By Jonathan Bell Last updated
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The World Around Summit 2022 takes us across the globe through architectural debateWe checked out The World Around Summit 2022, and offer you the highlights of some of the most current and timely debates in the architecture world
By Shukri Sultan Last updated
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The search for the designer of the Dubai Expo 2020 UK Pavilion beginsBy Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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Out and about: London Festival of Architecture's first highlightsBy Sara Sturges Last updated
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Tall Storeys: a new exhibition at the RIBA in London charts Hong Kong’s architectural historyBy Emma Blundell Last updated
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Exploring 'The Form of Form' at the 2016 Lisbon Architecture TriennaleBy Giovanna Dunmall Last updated
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Takeshi Hosaka exhibition at Budweis House of Art, Czech RepublicBy Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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Drawing power: an exhibition of early artworks by Zaha HadidBy Harriet Thorpe Last updated
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Expert showcase: the XIII Spanish Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism opens its doorsBy Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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Quirky cabinets frame a curious new collection at Sir John Soane’s museumA new exhibition at the Sir John Soane’s Museum in London explores the collectable nature of a selection of seemingly obscure contemporary objects within three unique and evocative cabinets designed by architect Mat Barnes
By Harriet Thorpe Last updated
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Place makers: a new exhibition celebrates 50 years of Singapore-based DP ArchitectsBy Daven Wu Last updated
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Balkrishna Doshi exhibition opens at Vitra Design MuseumBy Harriet Thorpe Last updated
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The Chicago Architecture Biennial is set to please with Miesian marvels and moreBy Jay Pridmore Last updated
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Soak, Steam and Dream: Roca London Gallery taps into bathing cultureBy Clare Dowdy Last updated
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Highlights from the London Festival of Architecture 2013By Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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Celebrating Japan: an exhibition of architectonic models at La Triennale di MilanoBy Sujata Burman Last updated
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Robbrecht en Daem exhibition, LondonBy Malaika Byng Last updated
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Imagination meets urban planning at Detroit Design 139The aim of Detroit Design 139 is to start a collective conversation about Detroit's urban transformation, and it defines ten core design principles for guidance. Innovative projects at this year's exhibition taking place at four locations across the city include a laundromat/coffee shop, an adaptive re-use project at a former car wash detergent factory and a data portal increasing public accessibility to information about land
By Sam Lubell Last updated
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Magical living: two architects explore the idea of habitatBy Sara Sturges Last updated
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Archizines exhibition, LondonBy Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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Columbia GSAPP show explores Arakawa and Madeline Gins’ architectural study into living foreverBy Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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House to home: a post-war history of Japanese domestic architecture arrives at BarbicanBy Jonathan Bell Last updated
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Singapore Archifest pavilion ‘reclaims connectivity’ in an age of distance2020 Archifest in Singapore prepares for a September launch and the virtual opening of its main pavilion space, entitled Reclaiming Connectivity and jointly created by ADDP Architects and OWIU Design
By Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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A Prague exhibition celebrates the life and work of an unsung hero of Israeli architectureBy Adam Štěch Last updated
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Data centre architecture and innovation explored in London exhibition‘Power House: the architecture of data centres’ is a new London exhibition exploring the design of these often overlooked, but increasingly commonplace infrastructure buildings
By Jonathan Bell Last updated
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Sub set: a new exhibition traces African modernist architectureBy Stephanie Murg Last updated
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A stark contrast: Ulm Stadthaus set to host a retrospective exhibition of Richard Meier & PartnersBy Tom Howells Last updated


