Tag Museums

11-06-2015

CSAC Communication Studies and Archives Centre in Parma

CSAC Communication Studies and Archives Centre, founded by Arturo Carlo Quintavalle in 1968, recently opened in Parma.

08-06-2015

Hacer Ciudad México 2015 exhibition at SpazioFMG

On June 11 SpazioFMGperl'Architettura inaugurates the exhibition Hacer Ciudad México 2015, organised in partnership with Academia Nacional de Arquitectura Capítulo Monterrey with the participation of Versitalia, Archdaily and Floornature.

05-06-2015

Mexican projects and Expo Milano 2015 pavilion – the best of the week

On June 11 SpazioFMGperl'Architettura will host the opening of the exhibition HACER CIUDAD México 2015, and we mark the occasion by dedicating this week's best of the week feature to Mexican projects presented in Floornature.

29-05-2015

MACAM museum in Alita, Lebanon

MACAM (Modern and Contemporary Art Museum) in Alita, north of Beirut, is a cultural institution established in 2013, and we got to know it during CommonFest.

29-05-2015

GMP award-winning Vietnamese National Assembly, Hanoi, Vietnam

The national association of Vietnamese architects has presented an award to the Vietnamese National Assembly building in Hanoi, designed by German architectural studio gmp.

26-05-2015

Ghizzardi/Berengo Gardin: unpublished photos at Boretto (RE)

The exhibition, organised as part of the European Photography Festival – Earth Effect, is curated by Nicolò Cecchella and Giulia Morelli and presents fifteen photographs never before published by the famous winner of the World Press Photo competition, Gianni Berengo Gardin, portraying painter and farmer Pietro Ghizzardi.

26-05-2015

The Masone Labyrinth in Fontanellato, Parma, the world’s largest labyrinth

Publisher Franco Maria Ricci expresses his passion for labyrinths and gardens in a huge complex extending over 8 hectares of land in Fontanellato, just outside Parma, opening to the public on May 29.

25-05-2015

Nanotourism: an alternative to mass tourism

Protection and enhancement of the local heritage, development of responsible economies and social inclusion are the key processes in Nanotourism, as opposed to mass tourism. A study conducted by an international team led by Tina Gregorič and Aljoša Dekleva was presented at Palazzo Clerici during Fuorisalone Milano 2015.