Month: May 2023

Venice Architecture Biennale 2023 will feature Latvian Pavilion, transformed into a unique concept called “TCL,” which takes the form of a supermarket. Here is a conversation between Toms Kampars, a member of the design team of Latvian Pavilion, and PA!

‘Topology-Based Modelling With Blender’ explains the correlation between mesh-topology and tessellation strategies to create parametric models.

At the 2012 Restaurant & Bar design awards, Studio MODE won both the European international and overall best bar categories for one of its most innovative projects – The Graffiti Cafe.

Uzbekistan Pavilion for the Venice Architecture Biennale 2023, titled “Unbuild Together: Archaism vs Modernity,” brings together a diverse group of talented curators, researchers, craftsmen, and artists.

Enscape, the popular architectural visualization software, has released its latest update, Enscape Version 3.5. Packed with new and improved features, this update aims to enhance user customization, lighting quality, asset management, and overall user experience.

Irish Pavilion is all set to feature an exhibition named “In Search of Hy-Brasil” during the Venice Architecture Biennale 2023.

Located in the district-based developed city of Toronto, the Media and Innovation Center is carefully sited close to similar culture and entertainment-based districts to be able to make a connection with the existing buildings both in functional and physical ways.

“Aridly Abundant,” curated by Faysal Tabbarah, analyzes what architectural possibilities emerge when we reinvent arid environments as sanctuaries of wealth. Here is a conversation between Faysal Tabbarah, the curator of National Pavilion UAE, and PA!

The Norman Foster Foundation devised the housing idea in this collaboration to address core human needs by providing safety, comfort, and wellness for persons in displacement who can dwell in temporary settlements for decades.

On Piotrkowska, one of the city’s main streets, Zmianatematu by xm3 is situated right in the center of Od. The street, which was once the epitome of wealth in one of the wealthiest towns in this region of Europe, now serves as the center of a neighborhood that is largely destitute and in decay while still retaining some of the area’s impressive pre-World War II architecture.