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06-02-2015

The Best of the Week: The image

A common thread in many of the news articles published this week in Floornature is “the image” of buildings and landscapes, represented by photographs, as well as image in a figurative sense, in the way communications and information convey the image of a project.

03-02-2015

Found in Translation: Palladio – Jefferson exhibition

The popularity of Palladio’s work and his influence on American architecture are documented through the lens of Filippo Romano in the exhibition underway at CCA in Montréal.

30-01-2015

urbEXPO 2015, the street art and photography exhibition doubles up

urbEXPO in 2015 is doubling up.

21-01-2015

The House with Coloured Lights, by Andreescu & Gaivoronski

Romanian architectural practice Andreescu & Gaivoronski has designed a home in which the windows play with natural light through broken-up panes of glass, adding evocative iridescent colours to the interior of the home.

24-12-2014

Here are the 10 finalists for the 2014-15 World Habitat Awards

The World Habitat Awards were established in 1985 by the Building and Social Housing Foundation and for 30 years they have identified and promoted good habitat practices for disadvantaged and homeless people.

05-12-2014

Triptyque revamps the Galerie Lefebvre in Paris

French-Brazilian architecture firm, Triptyque has renovated Galerie Lefebvre, the art gallery located opposite the Louvre. Their project maximises and shows consideration for the original construction.

04-12-2014

Exhibition: Living Ponti style: Experiments in domestic life and architecture for living and working

The “Vivere alla Ponti" exhibition is currently open in Edison’s offices in Rome, after an international tour of Italian Cultural Institutes in New York, Los Angeles, and Vienna and an exhibition at Politecnico di Milano during the 2014 MI/ARCH Festival.

03-12-2014

Foto Focus Biennial 2014 in Cincinnati, USA

FotoFocus is a non-profit art organisation that celebrates photography as the communication medium of our time and its ubiquity in contemporary culture.