The Ukrainian pavilion addresses the theme of otherness through personal experiences of war, emigration, adaptation in new societies, and language transformation under the pressure of Russian aggression.
The title of the Ukrainian project, Weaving Nets, comes from the practice of collectively weaving camouflage nets, common among Ukrainians during the full-scale invasion, which is being explored as a symbol of collective resistance in the face of war.
Mexican architecture studio Fernanda Canales has designed a semi-open, circular community center for... More
Located in Melbourne, 550 Spencer is the first building in Australia to generate its own electricity... More
In the heart of Westminster, London, the London-based architectural studio SPPARC has restored and r... More
Ryohei Tanaka of Japanese architectural firm G Architects Studio designed a bijou coffee stand in Ky... More
In Montreal, Quebec, Le Petit Laurent is a newly constructed residential and commercial building tha... More
Located on Georgetown University's downtown Capital Campus, the McCourt School of Policy by Robert A... More
MVRDV has designed a modular and multi-functional sports club in a shipping container for Amsterdam-... More
Archello is excited to introduce a new set of twelve 'Unbuilt' project awards for the Archello Award... More
