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Completed in 2021 in Kragujevac, Serbia. Images by Emir Župljanin, Marko Marković, Miloš Jokić, Milosh Andonovikj, Teodora Milovanović. Shatra is a self-built wooden mobile pavilion built with a group of international architecture students during the EASA 2021 Reality workshop held in...

Completed in 2021 in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Images by Rubén Dario Kleimeer. This cabin is an experimental and craft made project. Built as a temporary object, the design aims to be unbuild and recycle again. Therefore each...

Concéntrico 07 prompts an exploration of the urban environment through temporary installations inhabiting the public spaces in Logroño, Spain.

Completed in 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. Images by Morris Visuals, zhuruiphoto. Sky Castle is a dreamy, interactive sound and light installation, featuring a cluster of inflatable arches that span in colourful symphony across...

Completed in 2021 in Yilan, Taiwan (ROC). Images by Fixer Photographic Studio. The Burr Puzzle Tower is based on the structure of the three-axis burr puzzle which has thousand years of history. By using digital modeling...

© Imagen Subliminal (Miguel de Guzmán + Rocío Romero) Text description provided by the architects. An ephemeral museum located in the Square contiguous to the Reina Sofia National Museum, totally prefabricated in plastic for two weeks, assembled on-site in just 2 days and 100% recycled 10 days after its inauguration. © Imagen Subliminal (Miguel de Guzmán + Rocío Romero) Conceived as the key elements of the campaign to explain the importance of the correct use of plastic, it had to be enti...

Completed in 2021 in Bogota, Colombia. Images by Alberto Roa , David Carretero. The people of the Colombian capital saw themselves losing hope in the idea of in-person Easter celebrations as the prospects of a third wave of...

Image 4 of 14 from gallery of Andrum Room for Thought / Nyréns. Photograph by David Thunander

© David Thunander At times of crisis, people need to be able to gather and have access to spirituality, religion, tradition, and cultural heritage more than ever. Many small, historic, or culturally significant buildings are currently unsuitable for gatherings. This affects important events and ceremonies in people’s lives.  © David Thunander In response, the Chapel offers an alternative solution. Room for thought is mobile and paired down construction that does not replace older buildings...

© Ivan Muraenko Orekhov was able to achieve this by placing two full-length mirrors made of polished stainless steel into the two halves of the cube. The steel sheets made in the artist’s studio have no analogs in Russia, while the surface polishing was achieved with the highest level of processing. Nevertheless, the technique is applied against itself, against the course of historical time, against progress, as a means of overcoming history and returning to the beginning of nature. © Ivan ...