From Spain to Singapore

A journey through the 10 best Pavilions of the Architecture Biennale 2023
by Marisa Santin

In the last weeks before the closure of this 18th International Architecture Exhibition, we propose a journey through the 10 National Participations that have struck and convinced us the most.

The Pavilion shows the architectures that feed the world – from our home kitchens to the large functional areas that feed cit...

The Austrian exhibit has been entrusted to collective AKT & Hermann Czech, who will visualize the relationship between the ...

With the Swiss and Venezuelan Pavilions being adjacent, and given how close their respective designers – Swiss Bruno Giacomet...

How to re-think architecture in a world of finite resources? The Belgian Pavilion responds to this issue by identifying an alte...

Aesthetics and materiality of shapes are inherent features of both art and architecture. Using an installation that adapts to t...

The Chilean project worked on the endemic species stored in the seed vault in Vicuña to look at the future from the point of v...

Can we measure the abstract qualities of the place we live in, such as attachment, attraction, connection, inclusiveness, freed...

The Benedictine monastery in San Giorgio Island, lying in front of Piazza San Marco across a short stretch of water, is the sta...