Architectural exhibition

“Symbiotic Urban Furniture Project” is in the section “More-than-Human Adventure” and the special section “Shelter for Urban Animals.” In “More-than-Human Adventure,” the furniture is on the outdoor stairs, offering space for people to enjoy the sunshine and meet new friends. On the large stairs, a large table and a long table are for gathering. The long benches also offer space for people to sit together. If anyone wants to be alone, the individual chair and the small bench are the best choices. When a handrail which people always pass by meets a small table hanged on it, the handrail becomes an attractive space for people to stop, stay, and have a cup of coffee. When the large rough column i... More

A exposição ‘à sombra do flamboyant – Takeo Sawada’, exibida entre março e agosto de 2021 no Centro Cultural Matarazzo na cidade de Presidente Prudente retratou a vida e obra do artista imigrante japonês Takeo Sawada que residiu e trabalhou no interior paulista desde que chegou do Japão. Contou com a curadoria de Carmo Malacrida, Valquíria Prates e Valéria Prates Gobato e realização do Sesc Thermas de Presidente Prudente. ©pedrokok ©pedrokok ©pedrokok Desenhar a expografia para essa linda jornada do artista foi um desafio e para tal lançamos mão da madeira, da operação de pré-fabricaç... More

The Multi-Use structure is a striking example of how nature and modernism can coexist harmoniously in architecture. This cutting-edge form effortlessly combines organic design with cutting-edge technology to create a flexible area for conferences, exhibits, and other events. nuvist.com • © nuvist Berega Multi Use Structure is a wonderful example of how beauty and usefulness can coexist. It not only appeals to the eye but also provides a flexible space that effortlessly adjusts to accommodate different events by taking its cues from the curves and lines of nature. nuvist.com • © nuvist The structure’s fluid layout is a playground for creativity. Adaptable and reconfigurable, it can host art displays, tec... More

The Migliore+Servetto studio, internationally recognised for its excellence in exhibition design and the design of communication spaces, was chosen by Generali Group to design the new headquarters of The Human Safety Net. The 3000 sqm project includes the Interior, Exhibition, Graphic & Multimedia Design of the third floor and the reception spaces on the ground floor of the Procuratie Vecchie in Piazza San Marco, with artistic direction by Davide Rampello. Andrea Martiradonna The project is divided into four distinct areas: an exhibition path with an innovative concept open to all, which offers visitors an immersive experience of the Generali Group Foundation and its activities; a café; a co-working area with functional zon... More

ULTRATHINING Sines  A strange moment for the town of Sines to host Distant Lights, the rich work of Nuno Cera – a quasi-native of the place and someone who has travelled extensively, eyes wide open around the world. We are living a moment in history where the path of fossil energies has again made a turn … back, as the dramatic Ukrainian war seems to bifurcate towards an already confirmed anthropocentric destruction. How much Sines is reacting positively or negatively to this turn is unknown to us, but Nuno’s Distant Lights might have a broader and more urgent reach than what he initially imagined when starting the creative process of the exhibition, before the Ukrainian war. ©NunoCera The title of the s... More

A museum is a place where one should lose one's head. - Renzo PianoIt all started with a memory of childhood when as a child we were roaming around the city, all historical structures acted as curious things for us, thus history evokes the feeling about past experiences and all historical structures were just a storehouse of Images for us.As a citizen of the youngest nation in the world and the fastest-growing country, one should not forget the past and the roots.Thesis of Ar. Suchit was based on the heritage of Ahmednagar, where he discussed the points of developing the city through the lens of heritage. While doing his thesis he asked himself a very sensitive question i,e. Heritage Inherited or Ignored ? . Later Ar. Suchit & Ar. Manda... More

Elements of art were an integral part of ancient architecture. They depicted the development of technology of that period. Architecture offered a means to crown the significance of each milestone in the history. The architecture of the 19-20th centuries has lost the attributes of art due to the pursuit of achievements in science and technology. With our building, we suggest integrating art into architecture by means of modern innovative methods. 2STORM creative agency After analyzing the site, we have found such restrictions: building area limits and engineering communications. The next step was to analyze the location of the future building on the master plan of Unit City. This helped us to find the main view points. The first one i... More

Act I : An exhibition pavilion to showcase competition entries to the 2018 International Design Competition, organized by the Association of Siamese Architects (ASA). The pavilion embraces the annual competition theme VEX: Agitated Vernacular, by subjecting wood, the themed material, to abrasive processes of peeling & sanding, charring, or burning.  The vexed wood is then hand-crafted: rough-sawn, stacked, and tied, to form two black & white cubic geometries that host the exhibition materials. Charcoal, mixed with leftover wood from the processes, is contained in multiple cubic gabion baskets for area seating. Conventional fabrication and vernacular construction techniques merge with contemporary ones to become the new vernacul... More

Cyborgs, superhumans and clones. Evolution or extinction? What does it mean to be a human today? What will it feel like to be a human a hundred years from now? Technological capabilities are increasing at a rapid pace. Should we continue to embrace modifications to our minds, bodies and daily lives, or are there boundaries we shouldn’t overstep? Conceived as a dark tunnel, the exhibition, designed by Indissoluble, displays a stark minimalism, which highlights the importance of the pieces to exhibit. Surrounded by a monochrome environment, the only point at which this darkness is broken is in the thematic transitions, as light tunnels are built to embrace the texts of the exhibition. The exhibition explores potential future t... More