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AR magazine / Ordine degli Architetti di Roma The 127 - 128 AR issue investigates Rome, its morphology and architecture from the 20. Century to the contemporary era, to build future urban visions of the eternal city thanks to Ordine degli Architetti di Roma for having us

The ancient way of architecture in Florence, Italy Without law and rules, according to the need of the moment.

Exploring Timeless Marvels 🏛️ In my recent post, I analyze one of the most beautiful aspects of Europe: its astounding architecture that never ceases to amaze. Read about my own personal perspective of these masterpieces and gain a fresh perspective on the artistry that had stood the test of time. Click the link below to learn more! #Blog #StudyAbroad #EuropeanArchitecture #ArchicturalMarvels

🤔 Do you know about this African / Black architect who made award winning architecture from clay? His name is Diebedo Francis Kere. Check out the facts in this Insta. Credit (Tiktok): SuccessIsUs #happeningnow #historyinthemaking #Africanfact #Blackfact #Worldfacts #themoreyouknow

Exploring the Past: The Fascination of Historical Landmark Tours In an era defined by rapid technological advancement and ever-evolving societal norms, there exists a profound allure in revisiting the remnants of our collective history. Historical landmark tours offer a captivating journey through time, allowing enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the narratives, architecture, and cultural legacies of bygone eras. From ancient ruins to majestic castles, each landmark tells a story, weaving together the intricate tapestry of human civilization. https://lnkd.in/eguauhuR

Looking forward to exciting days at Shapes of Time - symposium at Yale School of Architecture! "An interdisciplinary group of artists, architects, scholars, and scientists to investigate the role time plays in their respective fields and in their individual scholarly and creative pursuits. The title hints at the different temporal scales and scopes within different fields. Contemporary conversations about environmental uncertainty, Deep Time, as well as differing ways time is conceptualized and experienced."

NCNTP is a three-year project that started in 2022 and will continue until 2025. Bringing together urbanists, architects, and space designers from seven European countries, New Temporality originally developed around the large-scale topic of architecture during crises and unstable times.  New Temporality is a European project, a consortium of 8 partner organisations, the Fundació Mies van der Rohe, together with the APSS Institute in Podgorica, the Barleti University in Tirana, the Tbilisi Architecture Biennial, the Berlin Coopera, the Pavilion of Culture Kyiv, the Trans-Media-Akademie Hellerau in Dresden and the Lisbon Architecture Triennial, which aims to strengthen architectural culture across the continent, documenting, researching and valuing common temporary spaces and questioning the notions of permanence and stability associated with the spatial dimension of architecture. *The New Cross-National Temporality project NCNTP is a three-year joint programme among cultural entities and academic institutions from seven countries financed by @creative.eu #NewTemporality #Coopera

Celebrating I.M. Pei, architect of the JFK Library, the Pyramid at the Louvre, and many more, on his birthday today. In describing the JFK Library for the Dedication Program held on October 20, 1979, he wrote: "Its openness is the essence....In the reflective mood that the architecture seeks to engender, [visitors] may find themselves thinking of John F. Kennedy in a different way. In the skyline of his city, in the distant horizons toward which he led us, in the canopy of space into which he launched us, visitors may experience revived hope and promise for the future." Read more about his role in the design and building of the JFK Library: https://lnkd.in/e5ftjkDZ #Architecture #Iconic

If, like me, you've sometimes felt yourself to be embarrassingly dim-witted (especially in obscure after-dinner talk with architects, and the like) because you've struggled with the connections and disconnections between the built reality of Ticino late-modernism from the 1960s to 1980s and the theoretical "tendenza" constructions that were simultaneously woven around it, help is here. In this wonderful book, Irina Davidovici steers a way through the confusions, admirably decoding, demystifying and re-analysing the complicated ins and outs of the "debate", including the latent and blatant paradoxes, and importantly adding another missing layer herself. Quite apart from the privilege of being able to read Davidovici's MS from beginning to end and work with her on the text, the book leaves me, for one, far more enlightened … as well as feeling intellectually less self-inferior and better equipped to fight with other future dinner guests! In short: I thoroughly recommend taking the time to read this, should the urge take you. https://lnkd.in/dmwMd2kw

Tomorrow, 6:30pm. Join us for a lecture from Architecture by Marcello Galiotto and Alessandra Rampazzo of AMAA. In their talk, the architects describe the concept of the Seemingly Simple, which “embraces the comprehensive research and frames the process, focusing on the attention to tradition, historical memory, the mutual influence of the arts, the craftsmanship involved in the use of materials.” https://lnkd.in/gjdG4nNZ