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26-03-2021

Architecture and Landscape in harmony, in the new 2021 Norwegian Scenic Route projects

The Norwegian Scenic Routes attraction is continuing to make headway despite the challenges associated with the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. The routes that currently unwind through the beautiful and evocative Norwegian landscapes, offering visitors a mix of nature and architecture well integrated into the local context, will see the addition of six new Scenic Route projects to be completed in 2021 and four more that have been announced for the 2022 summer season. By the end of 2023, the Norwegian program will see a total of 190 architectural and artistic installations developed.

20-10-2020

RE-CONJUGATE OUR TIME: THE NAVIGLI

"The periphery is perhaps poorer, but like me made up of the periphery- today has its shoes full of water, a coat torn out but still with pockets full of stars", Paolo Coretti

24-09-2020

Rotterdam by bike, from countryside to canals

The city of Rotterdam is known for its harbour and its architecture, especially from the post-war period and today’s famous icons, from the Erasmus Bridge to the station and the Markthal, to name but a few. But in no time at all, you can ride your bike out of the city, through the green countryside with its picturesque canals and farms.

03-09-2020

Art and the Landscape in Italy, from the Dolomites to the Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise National Park

Summer in Italy heralded a myriad of initiatives enabling tourists to discover more about the natural environment in need of protection and safeguarding, including site-specific sculptural installations in the breathtaking natural landscape of the Ampezzo Dolomites and Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise National Park.

04-12-2018

TORONTO: a melting pot of architecture and design

Toronto is a cultural melting pot featuring plenty of industrial and Victorian architecture, with warehouses converted into art and design galleries, artists’ studios and coffeeshops, cultural hubs of fashion and film and plenty of space for museums, too.

07-09-2018

Vienna: The contemporary allure of an imperial capital

The image of Vienna, characterised in the past by the grandeur of Imperial palaces, classic museums, the coffee shops that have been given intangible cultural heritage status and the waltzes and New Year’s Day concert of Viennese music, has changed since the ’80s with the addition of prominent new architectural emblems, while at the same time the city has become an important centre for contemporary art.