currents

  • Retail Apocalypse

    The exhibition “Retail Apocalypse” at ETH Zurich (CH) deals with the history of retail architecture and examines the architectural form as part of an economic reality.

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  • Dream Cities, haunted Cities

    Cities are forever haunted by the ghosts of unrealised projects, as demonstrated by NeoMam’s recent rendering of an unrealised entry for the 1858 competition to design New York’s Central Park.

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  • Nike’s Church Renovation

    In celebrating the renovation of a derelict church in inner city Chicago, Nike’s recent advert “The Church” unapologetically elevates the brand to God-like status.

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projects

  • A legacy that remains

    The Catalan architecture and landscape studio SCOB completed a remodeling project of the historic city center of Òdena, located near Barcelona. The project is based on a new structure that organizes and defines the public space according to criteria of simplicity and formal clarity.

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  • 24 Stops

    The IBA Basel project “24 Stops” inspired the artist Tobias Rehberger to create cross-border waymarkers between the Fondation Beyeler in Riehen (CH) and the Vitra Design Museum in Weil am Rhein (D). They inspire to see the border region between Germany and Switzerland in a new light.

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  • Relationship with Riverbanks

    Fluvial Park, which was recently renamed Family Park, is definitely unique in Santiago de Chile because of its new physical, visual and conceptual relationship with the riverbanks.

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  • Unisinos Campus

    Espaço Unisinos is a new campus in Porto Alegre. Its refreshingly modern architectural image and composition of open spaces has transformed the urban dynamics of the residential area where it was integrated.

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  • Creating a Moscow Agora

    Khokhlovka Square by Strelka KB and the studio Djao-Rakitine is a popular public space, open and accessible to everyone – and the first amphitheater in Moscow.

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reviews

  • IFLA World Congress 2019: Common Ground

    This year’s IFLA World Congress 2019 was held in Oslo, Norway under the theme “Common Ground”. The participants from all over the world devoted themselves collectively to the functions of landscape architecture and reflected on these functions in light of current global developments.

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  • Remaking London’s Docklands

    London’s Docklands has changed beyond recognition in the past few decades, something which the 1979 film The Long Good Friday predicts with remarkable prescience.

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  • Bicycle Architecture

    The Second Bicycle Architecture Biennale launched in Amsterdam this June, featuring an array of cutting-edge bicycle infrastructural projects from around the world. But how useful are they for citizens not blessed with a bike friendly city?

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  • Access for All

    Until September 8, 2019, the exhibition “Access for All” in the Architekturmuseum München will focus on the social infrastructures of the city of São Paulo.

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Competitions

Events