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a+u’s October issue features the recent works of the highly acclaimed Portuguese architect Álvaro Siza Vieira. Active since the late 1960s, Alvaro Siza continues to build across different regions of the world, and each work of architecture reflects consciousness of the collective values of a place. This sensitivity is evident in different scales and material used, such as(...)
October 2025
A + U 661 25:10: Álvaro Siza Vieira
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a+u’s October issue features the recent works of the highly acclaimed Portuguese architect Álvaro Siza Vieira. Active since the late 1960s, Alvaro Siza continues to build across different regions of the world, and each work of architecture reflects consciousness of the collective values of a place. This sensitivity is evident in different scales and material used, such as Clay Pavilion in Mexico, which recalls traditional construction techniques, and Renovation of the Manor Dos Magalhães, which sculpturally integrates new landscaped terraces with the critical function of the building, yet makes no unnecessary changes to the façade of the ruin. In addition to 16 recent works, architect and writer Nuno Grande composes a “poem to Porto,” which highlights 5 of the most influential projects by Alvaro Siza in his beloved city.
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Le cinquième numéro de 'Transbordeur' explorera l’histoire des relations entre photographie et design du XIXe au XXIe siècle. Différentes thématiques seront abordées : la photographie du design et le rôle de la photographie dans les publications liées à ce champ; les relations entre photographes et designers, notamment l’apprentissage de la photographie dans les écoles de(...)
March 2021
Transbordeur, no 05 : photographie et design
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Le cinquième numéro de 'Transbordeur' explorera l’histoire des relations entre photographie et design du XIXe au XXIe siècle. Différentes thématiques seront abordées : la photographie du design et le rôle de la photographie dans les publications liées à ce champ; les relations entre photographes et designers, notamment l’apprentissage de la photographie dans les écoles de design; la photographie comme matériau pour le design et les usages de la photographie parles designers (collecte visuelle, expérimentations, réflexion sur le projet, exposition, archives et publicité); enfin, l’introduction du design dans la photographie et notamment dans le domaine des appareils photographiques. Ouverture sur des champs de recherche encore peu explorés, ce numéro voudrait avant tout esquisser une histoire croisée de la photographie et du design sur le temps long.
Pin-Up 21: Power
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Including interview Features with Amale Andraos, Richard Rogers, MOS Architects, Alexandre de Betak, Phyllis Lambert, Nikil Saval, and Eyal Weizman. A special commission on the architecture of power by art collective GCC, a portfolio on new Haven Brutalism, the beauty of bathroom design, and a tribute to the late Zaha Hadid. A trip to Beirut, London, and New York City to(...)
Pin-Up 21: Power
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Including interview Features with Amale Andraos, Richard Rogers, MOS Architects, Alexandre de Betak, Phyllis Lambert, Nikil Saval, and Eyal Weizman. A special commission on the architecture of power by art collective GCC, a portfolio on new Haven Brutalism, the beauty of bathroom design, and a tribute to the late Zaha Hadid. A trip to Beirut, London, and New York City to visit the homes collector Valeria Napoleone, architect Bernard Khoury, and historian robin Middleton. Essays by Deyan Sudjic on nation building and by Tim Simonds on the link between luxury real estate and the craze for a healthy diet. Plus an introduction to new York architecture’s new Power Generation.
2G 80: Studio Fala Atelier
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Architectural works by Fala—a Porto-based architectural studio founded in 2013—are documented here in issue 80 of 2G. Fala’s architectural style developed in the aftermath of the economic crisis in 2008, when downtown Porto and Lisbon underwent a boom in tourism and massive redevelopment.
April 2020
2G 80: Studio Fala Atelier
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Architectural works by Fala—a Porto-based architectural studio founded in 2013—are documented here in issue 80 of 2G. Fala’s architectural style developed in the aftermath of the economic crisis in 2008, when downtown Porto and Lisbon underwent a boom in tourism and massive redevelopment.
2G 79: Studio Muoto (Paris)
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On the minimalist city structures of the award-winning Parisian Studio Muoto firm. The latest issue of 2G focuses on the work of Paris-based architectural firm Studio Muoto—meaning ''form'' in Finnish. Working in architecture, urbanism, design and scientific research, Studio Muoto creates multifunctional minimalist structures made with rough materials.
February 2020
2G 79: Studio Muoto (Paris)
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On the minimalist city structures of the award-winning Parisian Studio Muoto firm. The latest issue of 2G focuses on the work of Paris-based architectural firm Studio Muoto—meaning ''form'' in Finnish. Working in architecture, urbanism, design and scientific research, Studio Muoto creates multifunctional minimalist structures made with rough materials.
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The post-war years were a very intense period of experiments, visions and imagination. The end of such a tragic period for the world enabled intellectuals and architects in particular, but also film-makers to rethink the future and imagine new situations with an optimistic use of technologies. For some of them, such as Buckminster Fuller, technology was the resource that(...)
Archphoto 2.0, 06: Visionary Thinkers
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The post-war years were a very intense period of experiments, visions and imagination. The end of such a tragic period for the world enabled intellectuals and architects in particular, but also film-makers to rethink the future and imagine new situations with an optimistic use of technologies. For some of them, such as Buckminster Fuller, technology was the resource that was to save the world, as in the case of covering Manhattan with a glass dome, almost to preserve it like an ancient ruin. Thus, this new issue of archphoto2.0 is dedicated to the "Visionary Thinkers", to those who turned their minds to imagine new scenarios.
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This issue of El Croquis features the work of Arno Brandlhuber. The Berlin-based architect is known for his various collaborative practices involving an array of people – architects, artists, writers, filmmakers, musicians – and an oeuvre rich in cultural references. Brandlhuber stands for a discursive practice; he brings together individuals who represent the new(...)
El Croquis 194 : Brandlhuber+ 1996-2018
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This issue of El Croquis features the work of Arno Brandlhuber. The Berlin-based architect is known for his various collaborative practices involving an array of people – architects, artists, writers, filmmakers, musicians – and an oeuvre rich in cultural references. Brandlhuber stands for a discursive practice; he brings together individuals who represent the new creative class which has become increasingly crucial for cities everywhere, and he believes in their ability to develop new, more diverse and flexible lifestyles. This special issue includes essays by Bart Lootsma and Moritz Küng, and features a selection of 20 exemplary projects.
Too Much 08: Shelters
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This issue is about the shape of shelter, including Gordon Matta-Clark’s legendary bodega-turned-kitchen called FOOD, which ran from 1971 to 1974 in New York. It was a restaurant that emerged from the broken infrastructure of the metropolis — a weird idyll in a rundown town where you could eat alchemical concoctions and drink cheap sake with the neighbourhoods’ hungry artists.
Too Much 08: Shelters
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This issue is about the shape of shelter, including Gordon Matta-Clark’s legendary bodega-turned-kitchen called FOOD, which ran from 1971 to 1974 in New York. It was a restaurant that emerged from the broken infrastructure of the metropolis — a weird idyll in a rundown town where you could eat alchemical concoctions and drink cheap sake with the neighbourhoods’ hungry artists.
2G 78 : Junya Ishigami
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Japanese architect Junya Ishigami (born 1974) became known for his proposal for the Japan Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2008. The following year, he completed the Kanagawa Institute of Technology Workshop, and with these two works he was already acclaimed as one of the most innovative Japanese architects. Issue 78 of 2G surveys his career to date.
August 2019
2G 78 : Junya Ishigami
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Japanese architect Junya Ishigami (born 1974) became known for his proposal for the Japan Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2008. The following year, he completed the Kanagawa Institute of Technology Workshop, and with these two works he was already acclaimed as one of the most innovative Japanese architects. Issue 78 of 2G surveys his career to date.
F. R. David, spring 2009 :
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The fifth issue of F.R. David continues its exploration of the borders between art and language and the question of whether the tension that exists between the two is real or imagined. Texts and images intersperse one another with contributions from, among others, Mungo Thomson, Monika Szewczyk, Pierre Bal-Blanc, Stephen Miller, Thomas Pynchon, Dexter Sinister, Christine(...)
F. R. David, spring 2009 :
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The fifth issue of F.R. David continues its exploration of the borders between art and language and the question of whether the tension that exists between the two is real or imagined. Texts and images intersperse one another with contributions from, among others, Mungo Thomson, Monika Szewczyk, Pierre Bal-Blanc, Stephen Miller, Thomas Pynchon, Dexter Sinister, Christine Kenneally and John Baldessari.