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Learning from Global Architecture Exhibitions: Resource Efficiency, Vernacular Intelligence, and Social and Environmental Advocacy

Discover how architecture exhibitions address global issues like climate change and social advocacy, fostering dynamic engagement with contemporary challenges.

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"Architecture that Responds to the Memory of a Place": In Conversation with Sumaya Dabbagh

Explore Dabbagh Architects' intervention "Earth to Earth" at the Sharjah Architecture Triennial. A showcase of materiality and memory.

Breaking Ground: "Soil Sisters" and SOM Pioneer Green Architectural Innovation

Explore the Soil Sisters exhibition in Accra, Ghana, showcasing sustainable architectural design and material practices for soil nutrition and resilience.

DAAR Presents "Concrete Tent" at Sharjah Architecture Triennial 2023

Explore the notion of 'permanent temporariness' with DAAR's experimental Concrete Tent in Sharjah. An architecture of adaptability.

Desert X AlUla Announces 2024 Dates for Upcoming Edition in Saudi Arabia

Desert X AlUla: A bi-yearly open-air art exhibit in the Saudi Arabian desert. Explore unseen forces shaping the landscape. Curated by Maya El Khalil and Marcello Dantas.

Waiwai Presents "Tashkhent: Appropriating Modernism" at Sharjah Triennial 2023

The Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation and Wael Al Awar have jointly unveiled “Tashkent: Appropriating Modernism” at the Sharjah...

"3-Minute Pavilion" by WallMakers Explores Waste and Material Scarcity at the Sharjah Triennial 2023

Explore the 3-Minute Pavilion at the Sharjah Architecture Triennial, showcasing the repurposing of tires in sustainable building materials.

Living the Unlivable

Diverging futures at the Venice Architecture Biennale

Diverging futures at the Venice Architecture Biennale