Bruxelles towards a European architecture?
Written by: Karel Deckers •
5 Giugno 2017
The city of Brussels is not an uniform city. In reality, it is a complex patchwork of independent municipalities varying in size of which...
Kieran Long: immigration, an issue that architecture has to face
Written by: Antonello Alici •
25 Aprile 2017
Keeper of the Department at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, tutor at the Royal College of Art, assistant director to David...
China’s new controversial directive to open- up the gates and promote Western-style residential blocks is clashing with the homeowners opposition
Written by: Badiaa Hamama •
22 Marzo 2017
When walking through Chinese cities, one of their most graspable urban feature is the large number of ‘mega’ walled residential...
Havenhuis in Antwerp: Zaha Hadid and the question of (her) heritage
Written by: Karel Deckers •
9 Novembre 2016
How would Zaha Hadid reflect upon the new “Havenhuis” (Port House), one of her last designs which emblematically appeared in the...
Clinton vs Trump, Architecture of the American Elections
Written by: Karen Pinkus •
10 Ottobre 2016
Let’s start with the first candidate, the one that is going to win the election by all accounts. As her husband, William Jefferson,...
The new SFMOMA by Snøhetta
Written by: Martha Pollak •
31 Maggio 2016
The newly enlarged San Francisco Museum of Modern Art opened to great public and critical acclaim in mid-May The new museum brings...
