SCDA Architects presents SCDA30: Beyond Boundaries, a commemorative exhibition returning to Singapore after an international tour. Presented at the URA Centre from 5 June to 30 July 2026, the exhibition traces the evolution of SCDA's design philosophy and practice over three decades, across scales, typologies, and geographies.
Join four days of public happenings that bring collective play, performance, and public action into former churches across Gelsenkirchen.
Paris School of Architecture (PS-Arch) and the Pavillon de l'Arsenal invite you to a new professional architecture networking event: ASAP* (Architectural Studio Afterwork Paris).
Van Alen Institute has spent more than 130 years at the intersection of design ambition, education, and civic life. Today, we are a driving force behind community-led urban design, which believes that local knowledge and care enrich the design process. Our archive—comprising thousands of competition boards, jury records, photographs, and correspondences—is one of the most significant collections of American architectural history in existence. Much of it has never been seen by the public.
As part of NeoCon 2026, Kettal will host a conversation between Eames Demetrios, Director of the Eames Office, and Antonio Navarro, Creative Director of Kettal, exploring the enduring influence of Charles and Ray Eames on contemporary workplace design.
Architects, designers, and multidisciplinary teams across Europe: this is your opportunity to help shape the future of sustainable construction.
At revalu, we are launching an open call for innovative projects that prioritize lower-carbon architecture through the use of local, bio-based, and environmentally responsible materials.
Experience the installation This is Not a Forest – a venue-specific installation created by the design practice Archival in collaboration with DAC and Dinesen Lab. Through an architectural installation featuring sound, light and scent, the exhibition follows the journey of wood from raw resource to architecture, and questions how we value natural resources today.
It concerns the construction of a permanent pavilion intended above all to foster a new form of cooperation between different disciplines (art & science), and to offer radically new, method-driven approaches to such collaboration. Conceived as a kind of laboratory and prototyping space, it is meant to be a place for new forms of experimentation.
This talk explores how earth-based materials and participatory design practices can help create spaces that foster memory, connection and belonging.
In the face of an urgent and ongoing climate crisis, the future of the built environment increasingly depends on adaptive reuse. For today's emerging architects and designers, the work of continuously transforming existing buildings—a process known globally as umbau—may indeed become the crux of professional practice for many. So what will it take to produce the next generation of umbau innovators?
Cobe and ArchDaily invite you to the launch of the guest-edited edition of Cobe Notes x ArchDaily, on June 10, 2026. Focused on the theme of Thresholds, the event will explore architecture as a condition of ongoing transition.
Hosted at the Cobe Bookcafé, the public launch will feature a live conversation with Christele Harrouk, Editor-in-Chief of ArchDaily, Mads Birgens, Head of Urbanism at Cobe, and Jacob Blak, Head of Sustainability, moderated by Kristoffer Lindhardt Weiss, CEO and Publisher of the Danish Architectural Press.
Register today for the AIA Conference on Architecture & Design® 2026—the architecture and design event of the year! AIA26 is more than a conference—it’s where the people behind the $700 billion AEC industry come to understand what’s happening now and shape what’s next.
Heritage is often discussed in terms of preservation, yet its deeper value lies in how it shapes identity, belonging and meaning in the built environment.
Rooted and Relevant will explore the role of heritage in contemporary placemaking, asking how historic context can ground development while remaining resonant for modern audiences.
Is heritage too often absent from placemaking conversations? What is lost when identity is treated as a marketing exercise rather than something embedded in the cultural and physical fabric of a place?
With the exhibition Kengo Kuma – The Flow of Lines through the Lens of Erieta Attali, the
Museum of Architectural Drawing explores the dialogue between architecture, drawing and
photography. The presentation centres on 86 hand-drawn sketches by the internationally
renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, which are given a new visual dimension through 18 selected art photographs by Erieta Attali.
Belonging is not accidental - it is designed. This panel explores how architecture shapes belonging, not just by providing shelter, but by structuring everyday life.
CAMPOSAZ 52:52_alimentAZIONI per Tonezza - Wooden Self-Build Workshop
The 20th Anniversary of the Festival des Architectures Vives in Montpellier in 2026
To mark this symbolic anniversary, the FAV is evolving its traditional format and presenting a distinctive edition focused on Transmission. In 2026, the festival will once again take over the courtyards of Montpellier’s private mansions from June 9 to 14.
For this occasion, emblematic teams from previous editions are invited to take on a new role: that of mentors. This role represents a symbolic passing of the torch and a gesture of trust toward the new generation, while remaining rooted in a collective approach.
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