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Recent posts include Dubai Design Week at d3 in UAE in 2023 for its ninth edition. Highlighting great creative talent from the region and beyond, the festival provides a platform for both emerging and established designers, architects, educators, companies and all creative practitioners alike.
Finally, we also posted details of the Service Design Global Conference, Helsinki, Finland, bringing top talents together. The prestigious conference of the Service Design Network will gather world class service design cases, talents, innovators and other players.
MEAL* Virtual Design Learning Program: new adaptations to work, education, and knowledge exchange have rapidly emerged over the past few months and have become part of our ‘new normal’. Middle East Architecture Lab event.
University of Portsmouth academic named ambassador of Italian Design 2020: Professor Alessandro Melis is well-known in Italy for his architecture research and is Curator of the Italy’s Pavilion at the Venice Biennale.
New and ambitious international architecture OBEL AWARD 2019 presents the winning project: Junya Ishigami’s extraordinary landscape project Water Garden at the Aedes Architecture Forum in Berlin.
Stephen Lawrence Day is a reminder to tackle inequalities caused by the coronavirus. With emerging evidence of the disproportionate impact of coronavirus on people from BAME backgrounds, the event on 22nd April has new resonance.
The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat news – speakers confirmed so far for the 2020 Tall + Urban Innovation Conference – innovative skyscraper buildings from around the world.
Royal Institute of British Architects news: surge in workload predictions – RIBA Future Trends Workload Index jumped 13 points, one of the largest increases in workload predictions the monthly RIBA survey has seen.
The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, London, launches The Bartlett Promise to offer scholarships worth a total of £1.2 million per year to students from under-represented backgrounds.
Storefront for Art and Architecture news – job listing for Development and Communications Associate position: support the organization in all fundraising and communications activities.
Christoph Hesse Architects at Aedes Architecture Forum Berlin – this German design studio addresses the notion of sustainable life, work and recreation in rural regions through diverse approaches.
Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust and London Marathon Events Ltd launch a competition to design a new mile-marker structure for every one of the 26 miles on the iconic London Marathon course.
Siza Pavilion at the China International Furniture Fair in Shanghai & accompanying International Architecture Design Forum: cooperation between CAMERICH, CIFF and Aedes Architecture Forum Berlin.
Dorte Mandrup at Aedes Architecture Forum Berlin – Danish architects office awarded AW architect of the year by Hamburg-based AW Architektur & Wohnen Magazine.
The Next 100 Years exhibition at The Bartlett invites the public to help create a manifesto for the built environment, held in the gallery at 22 Gordon St Headquarters it invites public to pose the questions that will define the next 100 years of the built environment.
The Bartlett School of Architecture marks 100 years of radical thinking with a year-long programme of events and a new website, engaging the public in built environment work.
New Dean of The Bartlett School of Architecture announced, Professor Christoph Lindner, as school of architecture marks its 100th anniversary, voted No. 1 in the world to study architecture and the built environment in QS World Rankings.
Tallinn Architecture Biennale proudly announces the winning proposal for the TAB 2019 Installation Programme Competition“Huts and Habitats” to be “Steampunk” by SoomeenHahm Design, Igor Pantic and Fologram.
In connection to exhibition “Crisply Nordic. Architect Erik Bryggman”, lecture by curator Mikko Laaksonen re important 20th century Finnish architect, drawing parallels with Estonian architecture.