Astana, Kazakhstan – The ultra-thin, self-supporting Minima | Maxima continues to engage visitors in playful exploration even though the Expo is over.
MONTREAL – As summer came to a bittersweet end, so did the summer pavilions and festivals. We look back on one of Montreal’s yearly architectural villages.
PARDUBICE – A secretive timber structure hung under the remains of an old railway bridge in a castle town in the east of the Bohemian region of the Czech Republic.
AMSTERDAM – Local firms UNStudio and Benthem Crouwel Architects reveal the potential of biomimicry for the future of architecture at the Amsterdam Light Festival.
LONGLI – A collection of installations, set up on the outskirts of an old town in the south of China, relates directly to the stories of the local area.
MARRAKESH – Ark22 by Stephane Malka and Oualalou-Choi forms a gateway entrance to the site of the 2016 UN Climate Change Conference in Morocco.
LONDON – A new venture is unveiled courtesy of a couple of prolific experience designers, who endeavour to make food culture widely consumed in many dimensions.
TORRE-BLENIO – Argentina born artist Daniel González continues his quest to realise 'ephemeral architecture', structures which exist temporarily before returning to their original state.
ZÜRICH – The ETH professor and architect Tom Emerson whose students designed and built the impressive pavilion for Manifesta 11 speaks to Mark about the philosophy behind his work.
ROTTERDAM – Architect Iris de Kievith’s mobile pavilion might look like it’s going to fly away, but it gained a foothold in Rotterdam’s Feijenoord neighbourhood.
An unconventional structure will be travelling along Hadrian’s Wall in the north of England over the next few months to host writers, poets and thinkers.
SÃO PAULO – On the rooftop of one of the tallest buildings in Brazil, the citizens of São Paulo can rediscover their city from a new perspective thanks to Guto Requena's Sensitive Star.