Land back!: When radical architects took over the Canada Pavilion
The Architects Against Housing Alienation want their presence at the Venice Biennale to revolutionize Canadian architecture. The exhibition runs to November 26th.
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The Architects Against Housing Alienation want their presence at the Venice Biennale to revolutionize Canadian architecture. The exhibition runs to November 26th.
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The Canadian pavilion at the prestigious Venice Architecture Biennale in Italy has been transformed by a collective of architects, housing activists and experts for the exhibit Not for Sale!, a political, social and creative campaign that aims to address the housing crisis.
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