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Inflatable Architecture: Pneumatic Structures Transforming Built Environments - Vimarsana News

Inflatable Architecture: Pneumatic Structures Transforming Built Environments

Inflatable architecture challenges the traditional architectural paradigm of permanence, proposing ephemeral buildings that use textiles and air as materials.

Smiljan Radic Designs Transparent Dome for Alexander McQueen Show in London - Vimarsana News

Smiljan Radic Designs Transparent Dome for Alexander McQueen Show in London

Smiljan Radic installed a transparent dome on the roof of the parking building next to Tobacco Dock in London.

Smiljan Radic Designs Transparent Dome for Alexander McQueen Show in London - Vimarsana News

Smiljan Radic Designs Transparent Dome for Alexander McQueen Show in London

Smiljan Radic installed a transparent dome on the roof of the parking building next to Tobacco Dock in London.

Opening of Pinault's Bourse de Commerce postponed as French museums told to remain closed - Vimarsana News

Opening of Pinault's Bourse de Commerce postponed as French museums told to remain closed

The opening of the Bourse de Commerce has been postponed Photo © Patrick Tournboeuf French museums will remain closed at least until the end of January due to an escalation of Covid-19 infections and fear of the aggressive new UK variant of the virus. Museums in France had hoped to reopen this week pending a reduction in Covid-19 infection rates. But at a press conference yesterday evening French Prime Minister Jean Castex announced that the cultural sector would need to wait until next month to reopen. “All activities and establishments currently closed will remain ...