Tag Museums

01-01-2014

Tchoban&Kuznetsov: Museum for architectural drawing in Berlin

Russian architects Sergei Tchoban and Sergey Kuznetsov of Speech have created a museum for architectural drawings in Berlin’s arts district. The form and design of the construction makes it a landmark overlooking one of the city’s liveliest districts. The building’s architecture demonstrates its functions, so that it is both the medium and the message.

28-11-2013

Steven Holl is to build Qingdao City Culture and Art Center

Steven Holl’s project was unanimously selected by the judges for the construction of Qingdao City Culture and Art Center.

27-11-2013

MART reopens the CIVICA

Rovereto is becoming more and more important as a centre for contemporary art in Italy, an essential place on any art itinerary. In addition to Mart, the city has now reopened the Galleria Civica di Trento, a project designed by young architect Stefano Grigoletto of Studio Atelier Zero.

25-11-2013

Lookout. Architecture with a view exhibition

The S AM Swiss Architecture Museum in Basel hosts the first ever exhibition about the architecture of lookouts, including not only platforms and towers but all aspects of the idea of using the landscape for the purposes of tourism.

18-11-2013

An exhibition about the new passion for “materials” in architecture: “anything goes!”

M:AI, the museum of architecture and engineering, is holding an exhibition entitled “anything goes!” exploring the potential of the great variety of new building materials offered by technological progress.

06-11-2013

BIG DANISH NATIONAL MARITIME MUSEUM

The Danish National Maritime Museum has just been completed by the architects of BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group.

30-10-2013

Nordic Passion exhibition in Seoul

The Seoul Museum of Art is holding an exhibition about architecture and design in five northern European countries.

28-10-2013

Exhibiting porcelain and its identity

Iris Ceramica and FMG Fabbrica Marmi e Graniti present their history and their products as artefacts to be observed and appreciated for their material uniqueness in a visual exhibition meant to be enjoyed in silence, as if in a new kind of museum of ceramics.