Design

DATe 2026 conference: Territorial Overlaps

In this first edition, the central theme will be “Territorial Overlaps,” a title that aptly helps us analyze global conflicts from a spatial perspective. To delve deeper into this question, DATe will be joined by Samia Henni (Canada), Nina Kolowratnik (Austria), Léopold Lambert (France), Elis Mendoza (Mexico), Pelin Tan (Turkey), Paulo Tavares (Brazil), Alfredo Thiermann (Chile), and Ines Weizman (UK).... READ MORE...

The Prize is the Beginning

The exhibition explores how MCHAP straddles borders to help foster greater appreciation for the diversity and dynamism of North, Central, and South American architecture, while underwriting research and publication and supporting emerging practices.... READ MORE...

WEtransFORM. On the Future of Building

he Bundeskunsthalle has designated 2025 the year of sustainability and ecological change. Central to this year’s programme is this international exhibition project on sustainable architecture and urban development in Europe: The show invites visitors to engage in a lively debate about the future of our built environment.... READ MORE...

Deep Time Real Time

Presented alongside the interactive structure—and curated through the lenses of ecology, energy and technology—are seven time-based creative works by Fayen d’Evie, Stuart Geddes and Žiga Testen with Will Neill, Alicia Frankovich, Emma Jackson, Farzin Lotfi-Jam, Nicholas Mangan and Cameron Allan  ... READ MORE...

Dutch Design Week 2024

Dutch Design Week (DDW) is the podium for high-quality design. It is all about the design of the future and the future of design. DDW opens up, inspires, shares, and connects. During the nine-day event, Eindhoven is completely dedicated to design and covers all possible disciplines and aspects of design. The emphasis is on expertise and talent, experimentation, innovation, and crossovers. ... READ MORE...

Madskills: Self-Documenting Construction on Social Media

Can these instructive, performative, and often strangely satisfying videos shift the public perception of labour and workers in the building sector? Is it possible to control the image projected of one’s workplace by self-documenting its spaces and activities, despite the power of social media to dictate how that image is distributed? And can the constant scrutiny of the online community expressed in comments be leveraged to improve building standards and conditions for construction workers worldwide?... READ MORE...

RCA2024 event series

Discover the art and design world’s newest talent and latest innovations across our London campuses in Battersea and White City, and at the Truman Brewery. Open to the public with some work for sale. RCA2024 presents an international cohort of emerging artists, designers, architects and creative practitioners across the RCA’s four schools—Architecture, Arts & Humanities, Communication and Design.... READ MORE...

MAYRIT Design and Architecture Biennial presents “Wet Dreams”

The works of contributing artists delve into healing, toxic, and residual waters, as well as into bodily fluids. They invite engagement with rain, rivers, reservoirs, and muds. They summon the sewers, the valves regulating flows, and conduits hidden within walls, basements, and ceilings. They invoke the world of hoses and pipes, and the orifices that allow entry to the liquids soaking our worlds, as well as the leaks, drips, and occasional overflows of the repressed.... READ MORE...