Tag: venice architecture biennale
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Open Call for Pavilion of Turkey, 18th International Architecture Exhibition of la Biennale di Venezia
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Stories of Adaptation
PROJECT, URBAN / LANDSCAPE
16.07.2021
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Dignity of Social Housing
The most important question we have to ask is whether Robin Hood Gardens is really sufficient to meet today’s requirements. If not, would demolishment be the one and only solution to be brought up?
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Seeking the Potentials of Space
What kind of contributions will Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara make to the architecture scene with this open-ended Freespace theme? This is something that we will see in time.
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Working and Establishing Dialogue in Common
There is no stronger contrasting image to the notion of free space than the one of borders, dividing territories and restricting access through definitions of nationality and citizenship.
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Dynamic Intervals within the Static
If I have to summarize the biennale in one word, it would be “foggy”. And the main reason of the fogginess is the theme itself.
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No Worries!
This year’s biennale felt as if we had tried a lot as architects to change the world for the better and failed
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What is an Architecture Biennale?
The pressure of the prestige makes the Venice Biennale highly hierarchical, hence, every recent general curator has been someone already well reputed in the architecture community.
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16th Venice Architecture Biennale Winners Announced
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16th International Architecture Exhibition Presented
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Irish Pavilion’s Free Market Explores Importance of Rural Market Place
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Belgian, Dutch and Spanish Pavilions Launch Joint Open Call
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Open Call to Students for Pavilion of Turkey at Venice Architecture Biennale 2018
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'None of us are Innocent'
The turn of the millennium made clear that the collapse of discourses in modern architecture in the face of globalization and post-modern invasion has shaken up the trust placed in its strength
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Where Will This Road Take Us?
The 21th century, due to constant crises and wars erupting worldwide or at least to our access to information on them, is moving forward with a sense of pessimism and indifference
