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The 2019 Orleans Architectural Biennale is a thoughtful journey of exploration
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Goldsmith Street housing scoops 2019 RIBA Stirling Prize
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The Oslo Architecture Triennale celebrates ideas over new products
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RIBA goes beyond Bauhaus with its latest exhibition in London
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Beyond buildings: the expanded vision of the 2019 Chicago Architecture Biennial
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Bold Mars architecture heralds a new era for spatial exploration
Ahead of London Design Museum's ‘Moving To Mars’ exhibition, we explore the future of space architecture on the Red Planet
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ELLA designs Chicago Architecture Biennial graphic identity
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Tallinn Architecture Biennale explores why beauty matters
How relevant is beauty to human life, health and knowledge? Asks Dr Yael Reisner, curator of the 8th Tallinn Architecture Biennale
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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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Seoul architecture and urbanism biennale calls out for collective city-making
Set across five locations in Seoul, Collective City is a platform for discussion about how architecture, city and governance can work together to create more humane cities. Projects by the likes of Atelier Bow-wow, amid.cero9 and Forensic Architecture take a pro-active and research-led approach to new urban solutions.
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Imagination meets urban planning at Detroit Design 139
The 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
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Pavilion made of recycled IKEA mattresses wins Chart Architecture prize
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Exhibit Columbus 2019 explores architecture and community in Indiana
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A storm is brewing inside March Studio’s cloud-like pavilion in Melbourne
Random International’s Rain Room installation makes its Australian debut
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RIBA Stirling Prize 2019 shortlist celebrates the diversity of UK buildings
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RIBA announces International Awards for 2020
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Pedro & Juana’s junglescape installation for MoMA Young Architects Program opens
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UK’s best buildings announced by 2019 RIBA National Awards
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Imagining a new Thames pedestrian bridge in East London
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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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Eccentric benches sit pretty during London Festival of Architecture
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This year's Dulwich Pavilion is inspired by Nigerian fabric markets
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CHART Architecture announces pavilion competition finalists
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Dispatches from the 2019 edition of Milan Architecture Week
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Studio MOTO and Hans Op de Beeck clad a villa in rubber
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Neri & Hu unveils Aranya Art Center in China
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Boonserm Premthada scoops 2019 Royal Academy Dorfman Architecture Prize
