podcasts
A Nigerian practice attempts to reimagine the contemporary museum from an African perspective.
film
Kristiaan Borret, City Architect of Brussels (2015–2024), looks back at a decade when the city gained international recognition for the exceptional quality of its new architecture and urban planning.
Explore the work of Hugh Strange, whose buildings are rooted in the precise and economic use of low-carbon materials and a sensitivity to the particularities of their sites.
A Palestinian artist and architect on the inextricable links between between biography and art, joy and grief.
From The Politics of Bricolage to Open Havelock: exploring grassroots tactics for urban development.
A young practice seeks aesthetic exuberance and new forms of collectivity while contending with the limitations of the present.
The co-founder of the Lisbon and Aarhus-based Studio Sotnas on the freighted role of images in contemporary architectural practice.
Jan De Vylder presents a series of AJDVIV projects, ending on the radical reimagining of the Palais des Expositions in Charleroi, developed in collaboration with AgwA.
The architect, Ptolemy Dean, speaks about his new book 'Streetscapes: Navigating Historic English Towns.'
The architectural historian, critic and educator, Mark Swenarton, presents a pan-European survey of twentieth century housing projects.
Bohdan Kryzhanovsky is in conversation with Lynnette Widder and Gruia Badescu, discussing the book 'Architecture After War: A Reader'.
Ken Worpole, Gillian Darley and David Knight discuss a new publication reflecting on the life and work of Colin Ward.
