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.
Reinier de Graaf from OMA was in charge of an issue of the architecture magazine Baumeister. He dealt with the question of who we build for. In Rotterdam he discussed the contents in a group consisting of a mayor, a designer, an academic and a banker.
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?
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.
The Amsterdam Architecture Centre’s new exhibition “The Right to Build: Self-build Between Dreams and Reality” takes stock of ten years of self-building in the Netherlands.
Our author is looking at director Alfonso Cuaron’s use of the environment to bring his cinematic world to life
