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Highlights from the Sharjah Triennial: 10 Installations Exploring the Beauty of Impermanence

ArchDaily

As the event draws to a close, ArchDaily explores 10 architectural installations that respond to the overarching theme through various mediums. These installations offer innovative perspectives on adaptability, sustainability, and cultural significance within the architectural landscape. Read more »

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Top 2023 Pavillions and Installations Interrogating Architecture of the Global South

ArchDaily

As installations and pavilions serve as radical templates for interrogating these architectural ideals and seeking innovative solutions, we present the top architectural installations as part of our year-in-review. Read more »

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10 Structural Installations by Snøhetta, MADWORKSHOP, and others at the ECC's 'Time Space Existence' Exhibition at Venice Biennale 2023

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In response to climate change, the installations on show investigate new technologies and construction methods that reduce energy consumption through circular design and develop innovative, organic, and recycled building materials.

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SunRice installation explores new uses for world's "most widely consumed food"

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Italian studio Carlo Ratti Associati and architect Italo Rota used a kind of artificial stone made with waste rice husks to create this modular installation in the Brera botanical garden for Milan design week. On 6 April, shortly before the installation opened, Rota passed away at the age of 70.

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Three playful installations by Snarkitecture: Your Next Employer?

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The firm operates along an ethos of “not art, not architecture,” with a methodology that challenges conventional approaches to materials and structures. In 2015, Snarkitecture captured headlines with their BEACH installation in Washington D.C.’s BEACH , National Building Museum, Washington D.C.

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Casetify launches global installations made out of recycled phone cases

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Electronics accessory brand Casetify has launched a series of public art installations in five cities around the world using recycled phone cases as the key material. Kim recreated a traditional Korean stone pagoda made of raw cornstarch materials and recycled pellets. All photos are courtesy of Casetify.

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Concéntrico 10 Reveals The Complete List of Upcoming Urban Installations and Program

ArchDaily

Featuring 20 interventions and activities involving over 100 professionals from 17 countries, the program encompasses processes such as renaturalizing public spaces, reimagining urban structures, and integrating recycled materials from previous editions.