British Council names UK-Malaysian team to design Venice Biennale pavilion

The Architects’ Journal British Council names UK-Malaysian team to design Venice Biennale pavilion The British Council has announced the UK-Malaysian team chosen to design and deliver the £200,000 British Pavilion for the 2027 Venice Architecture Biennale The post British Council names UK-Malaysian team to design Venice Biennale pavilion appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Merlin Fulcher

The biggest architecture festival you’ve never heard of?

The Architects’ Journal The biggest architecture festival you’ve never heard of? Aimed at the public rather than the design community, the Seoul Biennale managed to attract 10 times as many people as Venice, writes Matt Bell The post The biggest architecture festival you’ve never heard of? appeared first on The Architects’ Journal will hurst

British Council seeks UK-Malaysia team for pavilion at 2027 Venice Biennale

The Architects’ Journal British Council seeks UK-Malaysia team for pavilion at 2027 Venice Biennale The British Council is for the first time seeking a UK-Kenya team to design and deliver the British Pavilion for the 2025 Venice Biennale The post British Council seeks UK-Malaysia team for pavilion at 2027 Venice Biennale appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Merlin Fulcher

Venice Biennale 2025 round-up: what else to see?

The Architects’ JournalVenice Biennale 2025 round-up: what else to see? The 19th Venice Architecture Biennale runs until 23 November. If you’re looking to visit (or just want to know more), Fran Williams shares her pick of what not to miss The post Venice Biennale 2025 round-up: what else to see? appeared first on The Architects’ JournalFran Williams

Architecture that Breathes: Architect interprets the technology & innovation landscape of Venice Biennale 2025

As the Biennale redefines innovation through biological systems and material adaptation, Dr. Kody Kato examines how the most advanced architecture may not be mechanical but environmental, systemic, and alive. In 2025, the architectural conversation is no longer centered on what buildings do, but how they behave. The Venice Architecture Biennale, curated by Carlo Ratti under […] The post Architecture that Breathes: Architect interprets the technology & innovation landscape of Venice Biennale 2025 appeared first on Architecture Magazine.