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09-06-2016

Mario Botta fontana albero vittori_ALE Dynamic Landscapes

vittori_ALE is a tree-fountain Mario Botta designed for "Paesaggi Dinamici" or “Dynamic Landscapes”, the third event in the series known as “d'Annunzio e i Giardini di Pan”, which will also include a live performance by artist Dario Ballantini and an exhibition at Museo d'Annunzio Segreto.

04-05-2016

Schöne neue Welt - exhibition in Berlin

The exhibition titled “Schöne neue Welt – Traumhäuser rumänischer Migranten” (Brave New World - Romanian Migrants' Dream Houses) at the CLB in Berlin explores the theme of homes for people who have left their own home.

22-04-2016

Zaha Hadid’s legacy

Active right until her premature death, Zaha Hadid was the world’s best-known woman architect. We take a look at her career and her formal and material legacy. From Vitra Fire Station to the London Aquatics Centre, from MAXXI in Rome to the Hadid for City Life tower under construction in Milan.

15-04-2016

Edward Hopper and the American Landscape exhibition

Palazzo Fava in Bologna hosts an exhibition of the work of Edward Hopper, the painter who depicted and influenced the landscape of the American suburbs more than any other. The exhibition looks at the artist’s entire career, with 58 masterpieces from the Whitney Museum in New York.

12-04-2016

50+! The great game of industry exhibition

During Fuorisalone 2016, the Order of Architects of Milan presents the exhibition 50+! Il grande gioco dell’industria (“50+! The great game of industry”), curated by Francesca Molteni, featuring a selection of objects made in Italy which have become profoundly seated in the collective imagination of the Italian people.

24-03-2016

Tony Fretton Architects, Fuglsang Kunstmuseum

In the run-up to Tony Fretton's lecture at genesis, the cycle of lectures organised by the Architectural Engineering course of the Engineering School - University of Pisa, we're showcasing one of the most popular projects by the British architect: the Fuglsang Kunstmuseum in Denmark.

23-03-2016

Escher exhibition in Treviso

An exhibition of the work of famous Dutch engraver Maurits Cornelis Escher is open until April 3 at Santa Caterina Museum in Treviso. Works on display include the famous Hand with Reflecting Sphere (1935), Bond of Union (1956) and Convex and Concave (1955).

17-03-2016

Yoshio Taniguchi wins the Piranesi Prix de Rome

The "Piranesi Prix de Rome" for life-long achievement, an award presented by the Adrianea Academy of Architecture and Archeology with the support of prominent institutions and enterprises, including Graniti Fiandre, will be presented to Japanese architect Yoshio Taniguchi on March 18, when he will hold his first Lectio Magistralis in Italy.