ArchDaily | Broadcasting Architecture Worldwide, page 358

Quinta na Serra / A+Architecture Studio

May 12, 2025

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Architects: A+Architecture Studio
Area: 146 m²
Year: 2024
Manufacturers: JNF, PC Henderson, Saheco

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Křižík Pavilions Reconstruction / Výstaviště Praha

May 12, 2025

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Architects: Výstaviště Praha
Area: 7575 m²
Year: 2024
Manufacturers: Accoya, Assa Abloy, mmcite, Carl Stahl, Rako, +18BASF, DoorHan, FLOS, Forbo, Godelmann, HUECK, Helvar, ITTEC, JUB, Jotun, Pedrali, REHAU, RIGIPS, Schäfer, Schüco, Somfy, Univers, Vysspa-18
Professionals: Greenville, Piada, DEKPROJEKT, A1 systém, Colt International, +2

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Magarola House / Raúl Sanchez Architects

May 12, 2025

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Architects: Raúl Sanchez Architects
Area: 175 m²
Year: 2024
Manufacturers: BD Barcelona Design, Cassina, Santa and Cole, Screenprint, Tecno, +1VitrA-1
Professionals: Marés ingenieros, GruArt Arquitectura tècnica, Diagonal Estructuras

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The Intelligence of What Remains: On Archiving and Architectural Knowledge

May 12, 2025

When we speak of intelligence at the 2025 Venice Biennale, the main exhibition broadly categorizes it into three domains: natural, artificial, and collective. While much attention has been drawn to robotic performances, future-forward material experiments—such as Boonserm Premthada's elephant dung bricks, or Canada's display of mesmerizing picoplankton, one often overlooked yet critical form of collective intelligence lies in the act of archiving.

Several national pavilions showcase this collective intelligence through beautifully curated exhibitions—the Spanish Pavilion's witty play on scale, for instance, features meticulously crafted models that invite close reading and delight. These curated collections offer a snapshot of the present, and in some cases, gestures toward the future. But without critically engaging with the past, without documenting and making sense of our shared spatial and architectural knowledge, the potential of collective intelligence remains incomplete. Archiving is not simply an act of preservation; it is a generative tool for projecting new futures.

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