in an interview with designboom, carlo ratti unpacks the theme of the 2025 venice architecture biennale, 'intelligens. natural. artificial. collective.'

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the korean architect talks to designboom about the 23rd serpentine pavilion, which opens to the public on june 7th, 2024.

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designboom speaks to studioΜΚ27's lead architect about the practice's first monographic volume released by rizzoli.

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read our interview with the japanese artist as she takes us on a visual tour of her first architectural endeavor, which she describes as 'a space of contemplation'.

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zhu pei highlights the concept of 'incomplete integrity,' advocating for architecture that evolves over time and leaves room for interpretation and adaptation.

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designboom speaks to lead architect ma yansong about the newly-completed jiaxing train station, its design concept, and the challenges encountered during its realization.

The post ma yansong on MAD’s first transit-oriented project, a ‘train station in the forest’ in jiaxing appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

'I wanted to present the building as a new landscape, embedding it into the chinese environment to create the experience of walking through the lake,' the japanese architect tells designboom.

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designboom speaks with associate curator juliette lecorne to learn more about the exhibition 'the breath of an architect' and the pivotal role of time and movement in shaping the spatial experience.

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in a recent interview, hassell's camilla siggaard-andersen, walked us through the firm's latest study on corridors and their potential as regenerative and inclusive spaces.

The post HASSELL on corridors as ecosystems & ‘designing linear infrastructure in a non-linear world’ appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

the showcase explores the intersection of protests, demonstrations, and the resultant architecture, as well as its role in disruption and effectiveness.

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