Architecture

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...

Dansbana! Amos Rex

Dansbana! is a joyful work that blends architecture, urban planning, and technology, while raising important questions about how we build cities today. The three architects behind the project create spaces for dance and self-expression for diverse social groups.... READ MORE...

International architecture competition

The first phase is an open, anonymous competition to develop a conceptual design. The top five finalists will each receive a cash prize of EUR 20,000, excluding VAT. The application deadline is July 20, 2026. The second phase requires design development and will be conducted through a negotiated procedure with the five finalists from the preceding phase. The winner will enter into a design contract worth up to EUR 1,000,000, excluding VAT.... 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...

Building a Planetary Solution: Regenerative Architectural Strategies for a Planet in Crisis


Il ciclo di vita dell’ambiente costruito – la produzione, l’utilizzo e, infine, lo smaltimento di edifici e infrastrutture (e la loro aggregazione come paesi e città) – è attualmente responsabile di quasi la metà di tutte le emissioni di gas serra antropogeniche, oltre la metà della generazione di rifiuti solidi e quasi tre quarti del consumo di energia.... READ MORE...

Inaugural issue of Sphere by Rice School of Architecture

La Rice School of Architecture è lieta di annunciare l’uscita di Sphere 0, numero inaugurale di una rivoluzionaria pubblicazione cartacea che celebra la creativa e vivace vita accademica della scuola. Questo numero di Sphere raccoglie un anno di progettazione, ricerca e dibattito pubblico, tracciando allo stesso tempo nuovi percorsi per l’esplorazione architettonica. ... READ MORE...