The future is all about renovation. This is how we can imagine a more sustainable construction industry. For centuries, reusing existing materials was commonplace. It was only with the industrialisation of construction in the 20th century […]
The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Copenhagen is launching a new exhibition series called “Architecture Connecting”. From November 2024, the focus will be on the future of architecture in the context of the climate crisis. […]
Eileen Gray’s villa, E.1027, on the Côte d’Azur is considered a milestone in architectural history. The docudrama “E.1027 – Eileen Gray and the House by the Sea” portrays the creation of this masterpiece and sheds light […]
The Berlin-based LXSY Architects Studio is setting new standards in circular construction by designing radically sustainable and multifunctional spaces using recycled materials. In close collaboration with their clients, the three architects are working on innovative new […]
Until 31 December, the exhibition FIX: Care and Repair at the Design Museum and the Museum of Finnish Architecture in Helsinki addresses the need for maintenance and restoration. Objects and buildings are subject to wear and […]
West Africa’s climate is hot and humid. Under these conditions, a unique modern architectural style emerged in the 1940s. Tropical Modernism was developed by British architects Jane Drew and Maxwell Fry, who adapted the functional, ornamental […]
Shortly after the separation of India and the liberation from British colonial rule, a new capital for the Punjab is to be built from scratch at the foot of the Himalayas. Lahore, the old capital, had […]
Norway’s Snøhetta has designed countless architectural masterpieces around the world, and Jette Hopp, Director of Acquisition & Business Development Europe, tells us about specific projects, achievements and future challenges. In conversation with host Martin Pauli, Hopp […]
Onomatopoeia, or “onomatopoeia”, is an art that is as mimetic as it is productive. For Japanese star architect Kengo Kuma, this means placing architects and users on an equal footing. “Architects,” he says, “are not at […]
