From sustainable design solutions to adaptive reuse, and from advanced technologies to equity-driven practices, architects are leading the way in addressing complex global challenges. This conference aims to spotlight the diverse ways professionals worldwide are reshaping our industry, imagining new possibilities, and influencing a brighter future for all.

Join us for a global discussion on how architects are embracing bold strategies to redefine the limits of design and construction!

This 3-day virtual conference will

"Living Heritage" is the fourth and final webinar in the Architecture in Dialogue series and will discuss how the revitalization of cultural heritage can be used to improve quality of life and act as a springboard for social development around the world.

Hosted by the Boston Society for Architecture (BSA) and Aga Khan Council USA with support from the Boston Society of Landscape Architects (BSLA) and MIT Department of Architecture

Speakers:
Dr. Ulrike Al-Khamis, Director and CEO, Aga Khan Museum
Azra Akšamija, Associate Professor, MIT Architecture, Founder and Director, Future Heritage Lab at MIT, 2013

The theme of this edition of the London Design Biennale is ‘Resonance’ and its Artistic Director Es Devlin has issued a call to action: “Can we design a better world?”.

As part of Sustainability & Innovation Day, Wallpaper* Architecture Editor Ellie Stathaki will chair a panel comprising architect Mario Cucinella – curator of the Italy pavilion – alongside academic Michael Ramage and architect Ron Bakker, who collaborated on the project “Unfolding”, which is also showing at the Biennale.

The aim of the panel is to discuss the evolving

Part of the London Festival of Architecture, this event offers the first virtual visit to the Vault of Contemporary Art – which houses an exhibition curated by the V&A – with a behind-the-scenes look at the artist’s studio, along with a panel discussion exploring the future possibilities of virtual exhibitions, the challenges of educating and entertaining museum audiences digitally, and the learnings of lockdown.

Speakers:

Ben Johnson (Artist)
Christopher Turner (Keeper of Design, Architecture and Digital at the V&A)
Kati Price (Head of Digital Media and Publishing at the V&A)
Greg Willis (Lead Architect

Can queerness be expressed spatially, and, if so, what does it look like and who gets to shape it? Is their queerness legible through their design or are they defined by the identities of their occupants? Join the Toronto Society of Architects for a special Pride edition of our IDEAS Forum where an exciting group of artists, designers, and architects explore questions of queer space in Toronto and beyond in a series of fast paced, fun and insightful pecha-kucha presentations

As part of our Pride programming and complimenting our upcoming IDEAS Forum: Queer Space, this month’s TSA Playlist features films, documentaries and podcasts exploring the past, present and future of queer spaces across North America. From the origin of Pride’s most recognizable placemaking symbol — the rainbow flag — to the ongoing challenges facing gay villages and queer neighbourhoods,

100+ workshops

12 different languages

20+ lectures

All free!

Workshops
100+ free workshops with some of the most famous architects in the world, including Zaha Hadid Architects, Roland Snooks, Achim Menges, Claudia Pasquero, Rachel Armstrong, Philip Beesley, and many others. AI, AR/VR, Computational Design, Robotic Fabrication, Bio Design, Space Architecture, Neuro Design, Design Fictions etc.

Lectures
20+ free lectures from some of the most famous theorists and architectural designers in the world, including Slavoj Zizek, Sanford Kwinter, Erin Manning, Manuel DeLanda, Patrik Schumacher, Mette

Listening to feedback about last year's show, we have created an engaging new platform that celebrates the openness and diversity of the University of Westminster's Architecture and Design students and includes an extensive range of creative student work from first year to graduation.

The online show will be opened by Sunand Prasad, and features the works of more than 750 students, drawing on the vast body of

MAB20 AS AN ONLINE EVENT

This year, due to the ongoing global pandemic the Media Architecture Biennale had to be adapted and re-imagined in an online format for the first time. During the past few months, the MAB20 Organizing Committee

Students will present their innovative ideas at the online Biodesign Challenge Summit 2021, June 21-25. Projects use the tools of biotechnology to reimagine medicine, fashion, architecture, food, bioethics and more.

This year, 53 finalist teams will showcase their projects before an esteemed panel of 60+ judges from academia, the arts, and industry, and audiences from around

MG AEC Technology Partners, process innovation specialist to the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry for more than 70 years, will host an online "Power of Where" forum on June 15, 2021, at 11:00AM CDT. The symposium offers an insightful exploration of the intersection between the building information modeling (BIM) and geographic information systems (GIS) movements. These continually evolving software technologies inform all design, development, and construction decision-making. Attendees of the free symposium will have the opportunity to ask questions to expert panelists in the industry. It will surely

Opening this June, Scotland's only independent architecture festival the Architecture Fringe invites you to explore, interrogate and (un)learn about the world of architecture, as it could be.

Returning in a new biennial hybrid format across in-person and digital platforms, the festival responds to the thematic provocation of (Un)Learning, bringing together a vibrant and diverse range of practitioners and activists from around the world.

The free festival will take the form of an Open Programme of activities, talks, research, performances, discussions, and exhibitions with a