The awards of the 18th International Architecture Exhibition
The Awards Ceremony of the 18th International Architecture Exhibition took place on 20 May at Ca’ Giustinian, the Venice Biennale venue.
The Awards Ceremony of the 18th International Architecture Exhibition took place on 20 May at Ca’ Giustinian, the Venice Biennale venue.
The most eagerly awaited architecture exhibition of the year opens this weekend: the Venice Biennale 2023.
Jaume Bach, Anna Bach, Eugeni Bach, Xevi Bayona and Alba Colomer propose a new urban regeneration project for the city of Olot in the province
From 18 to 23 April, Milan will be pervaded by the latest edition, the seventy-first, of the Salone del Mobile and its most celebrated counterpart, the Fuorisalone.
In Taiping Xu, Guangdong province of China, MAD architects design “Timeless Beacon”, an installation that transforms one of the largest abandoned buildings in the town
Demas Nwoko (1935, Idumuje Ugboko) was awarded the 18th “Leone d’Oro alla carriera” by the Venice Biennale.
After publishing Four Walls and a Roof: The Complex Nature of a Simple Profession and The Masterplan the Dutch architect confounder of AMO and partner
David Chipperfield, one of the world’s most influential architects, has long been considered a possible winner. At almost seventy, he will receive the 52nd Pritzker Prize.
Toyohito Ikeda – the local governor of Takamatsu, in Japan – has announced the demolition of the “Kagawa Prefectural Gymnasium”, a famous piece of architecture by Kenzo Tange, the 1987 Pritzker Prize-winning architect.
The iconic La Rinascente building in Rome’s Piazza Fiume recently reopened after an architectural intervention signed by Milan-based studio 2050+
