Explore innovative practices in architecture at ArchDaily's exhibition in Venice, showcasing global contributions to ...

Image Courtesy of 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale The design of ... which links underground conditions to outdoor air. In exhibition settings where excavation isn't possible, mechanical ...

Natural light, changing seasons, and outdoor views provide sensory stimulation ... face physically and emotionally demanding work, and architecture should ease their burden through careful layouts ...

In this configuration, the public living space becomes a seamless extension of the exterior deck, the private pavilions become individual cabins in the landscape, and the halls become outdoor ...

DENVER (KDVR) — As the 16th Street Mall is set to officially reopen from ... people have started to come back out, and the idea of outdoor alcohol consumption has Delaney excited.

As one of the most important and visited contemporary architecture exhibitions worldwide, the Venice Architecture Biennale extends beyond the grounds of the Giardini and the Arsenale, aiming to ...

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The Korean Museum of Urbanism and Architecture (KMUA ... experience by breaking down the boundaries between the indoor and outdoor spaces by allowing visitors to view the nature of the yard ...

Image Courtesy of Bögdana Kosmina "Dakh" in Ukrainian means "roof." The roof is one of the most basic forms of architecture and a primary form of shelter. In the context of war, the roof also ...

From an architectural perspective, the exhibition begins with a critical look at the industry's relationship with structural materials, particularly the frequent disposal of materials such as ...

As architecture navigates a rapidly changing world shaped by ecological urgency, social transformation, and technological acceleration, the notion of intelligence is shifting. No longer confined ...

"I think of architecture like cooking," founder Thomas Robinson tells ArchDaily. "Instead of coming with an a priori idea, you're looking at what's in the region, what ingredients are available ...