An in-depth critical essay on Xu Tiantian’s architectural acupuncture approach, exploring how small-scale interventions are reshaping rural China through culture, production, and community.
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Brazil After Le Corbusier, the fourth edition of ABERTO, brought Brazilian contemporary artists into Maison La Roche in Paris as part of France Brazil Season 2025. The exhibition reactivated the modernist landmark designed in 1925 by Le Corbusier, revisiting his historic influence on Brazilian architecture and examining how Brazilian modernism transformed and reinterpreted European rationalism. Through site specific interventions, archival references and spatial dialogue, the show positioned modernism as an ongoing cultural exchange rather than a closed doctrine.
Apply for Douglas A. Garofalo Fellowship 2026–2027 at UIC: 9-month teaching & research for emerging architects. Deadline: Feb 21, 2026.
Home, in Do Ho Suh’s work, is never a stable address. It is an image you carry, a structure you fold, a set of thresholds that travel with the body.
Eshima Factory transforms a former ironworks on Teshima Island into a cafeteria and food factory, blending adaptive reuse, sustainable design, and community revival.
The Vienna based collective known for participatory installations that blur sculpture, architecture, and performance. Beginning with Percutaneous Delights at MoMA PS1 in 1998 and continuing through The B Thing, Hase, and Vorm Fellows Attitude, the text analyses how humour, bodily presence, structural risk, and material decay function as operative strategies rather than theatrical gestures. Positioned within broader discussions of relational and participatory art, the article considers how absurdity becomes a method for destabilising institutional space and reconfiguring collective experience.
Lifted on ten columns above a valley floor, this hot spring retreat turns bathing into a slow ascent through poplar canopies, cliff rock, and softened skylight. A SPRINGHOUSE IN THE
In conversation with architects Masahiko Nakamura and Nahoko Nakamura (Koyori).
This is a contemporary residence located on a two-thousand-square-meter suburban site, designed to bring residents closer to nature while supporting the needs of modern living. Inspired by the “old man
A historic harbor structure reimagined as a public cultural landscape on the Le Havre waterfront
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