Tag Exhibitions

01-12-2017

Joshua Smith and his urban miniatures

The Australian artist Joshua Smith is giving our readers a sneak peek of his latest work, a faithful replica of a locksmith shop in Kaohsiung, Taiwan that will be exhibited at the Arcade Art Gallery in Taiwan from 10 November.

20-11-2017

World Architecture Festival in Berlin: the winners

The world’s most beautiful buildings! Here are some of the winners in various different categories at the World Architecture Festival held in Berlin November 15 through 17, 2017.

16-11-2017

Winy Maas and The Why Factory experience at SpazioFMG

Architect Winy Maas has opened the exhibition dedicated to The Why Factory experience, the think tank created in partnership with the MVRDV studio and the TU Delft Faculty of Architecture, at SpazioFMG, the Milan gallery of Iris Ceramica and FMG Fabbrica Marmi e Graniti.

15-11-2017

Exhibition at the DAM: SOS Brutalism. Save the Concrete Monsters!

The DAM in Frankfurt is presenting the first-ever museum exhibition to give a global overview of Brutalist architecture from 1953 to 1979.

15-11-2017

New exhibition by Kossmann.dejong at the House of European History

The House of European History is an initiative of the European Parliament.

15-11-2017

Cities and Water 2nd Architecture Biennale in Pisa

Pisa hosts its second architecture Biennale November 19 through 28. Exhibitions, meetings and workshops look at the relationship between cities and water.

07-11-2017

Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism/Architecture UABB2017

The theme of the urbanisation of architectural development is the focal point of the seventh edition of Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism/Architecture (UABB) opening in Shenzhen, China on 15 December.

03-11-2017

SpazioFMG exhibition: TU Delft + MVRDV The Why Factory

From 8th November the Milan gallery of Iris ceramica e FMG Fabbrica Marmi e Graniti will host an exhibition dedicated to research by The Why Factory, the workshop created from the partnership between MVRDV and the Delft University of Technology Faculty of Architecture.