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Within its ten years of existence, along six editions, the international program Madrid Abierto has produced 65 artistic interventions. In its different editions, specific sections on audiovisual and sound-works, discussions panels, presentations…

Set on the campus at King's College, the building stands between the city and the sea like a super-modern lighthouse, beaming out a message – loud, clear and dazzling – that the completion of the eye-catching new £57m library at the University of…

"The only value for thought is the sense, that is, the moral thinking of the impossible" René Magritte. , full_html

José Salinas, architect and photographer, presents his work developed in New York (USA) between 2005 and 2010. A continuous linear elements from the facades of buildings and urban spaces that surround us, form the surface of bodies which are…

The Architecture Foundation’s headline lecture and trans-disciplinary meeting of minds this year sees architect Rem Koolhaas in conversation with Sir Nicholas Serota. , full_html

I think , that although newspapers, magazines and book stores need to be redefined, the books, at the moment, have more opportunity in our live. After Christmas is time to rearrange the shelves of bookstores. As always there are booksellers who…

Moleskine publishes new series of monographs exploring the design process of international architects. , full_html

The design-works we show you, today, by Dan Slavinsky, are grouped as Series of Drawings from the End of Time. Bartlett School, London 2010. , full_html

Only in Spanish. The FAD awards were created in 1958 with the aim of promoting the avant-gard tendencies of the time and to acknowledge high quality works in the new paths and investigations that were opening up and transforming the traditional…

Michelangelo Sabatino will lecture "Transformation: the Vernacular In Modern and Contemporary Architecture", on Thuesday, January 12, 2012, at 13.00h, in Refectorio room, IE School of architecture. This lecture is part of the “Past/future: exploring…