– Blending structure into landscape, AL_A designed in Lisbon MAAT museum to allow visitors to walk over, under and through the building that sits beneath a gently expressed arch.
– Palazzo Strozzi in Florence presents “Ai Weiwei. Libero”, Italy’s first major retrospective dedicated to one of the world’s most celebrated and influential contemporary artists.
– Involving over 100 people, the duo Morag Myerscough and Luke Morgan installation highlights the cultural diversity in the area around the People’s Park in Graz, Austria.
– The series of photographs taken by Lluís Maria Riera highlights the beauty hidden in everyday details: from urban environment to the setting up and dismantling exhibitions.
– “The parliament of possibilities” is a major solo exhibition by Olafur Eliasson at the Samsung Museum of Art, featuring 22 works from the beginning of his career to most recent activities.
– “Silence”, in Beirut, is an interesting design experiment with the precariousness of urban space jeopardised by noise pollution and other annoyances.
– For the London Design Festival, Doshi Levien created an installation at the Kvadrat showroom, celebrating their new collection of textured, smooth and perforated curtains.
– Groupwork designed a brick housing building in Stoke Newington, London, which echoes the slender gables of a nearby school and the standalone presence of the neighbouring ‘villa’ archetype.
– Conceived by AMO, the set for the Prada Women’s S/S 2017 show is composed by a metal layer of overlapping mesh and a 12-screen film installation by David O. Russell.
– A series of photographs from Domus archive, showing Marco Zanuso’s house in Milan: the attic of an old building in Milan, facing the Sforzesco Castle.
Top: Morag Myerscough & Luke Morgan, Open wide – Arrival Zone & Markers, installation view, Graz, 2016