Lateral Office   Canada   The role of hunting and fishing in the Arctic has been central to collective life, because of the constant challenges of traditionally sourcing food. There is an elaborate network of traditional trails across the region from the nomadic period of Inu

Kengo Kuma, Holzer Kobler   Switzerland   A sheltered pathway with an animated facade offers an enjoyable stroll across the half kilometer long itinerary that connects the esplanade to the student housing, offering activities, exhibitions and events for those walking by. The 260 meter roof i

Berger & Berger   Switzerland   The project is organized around a garden where the Balélec Festival is held, and rearranges Cosandey Square. With the motto ‘(not) using artificial light’, the roof is modified in order to create three different environments: artificial, natural and

Convergeo   Switzerland   The large modulated topography suggested is designed with the spirit of stimulating the campus, bringing together students, professors and visitors. The program is dematerialized and transformed into a mix of nature and digital media...

FRPO   Switzerland   Three pavilions are grouped inside a single volume with a permeable envelope, generating a series of exterior spaces in between the different volumes that form a stage towards the square, enriching it with the activity that takes place there...

Harry Gugger   Switzerland   The building extends the esplanade on the north end through a passable roof that connects with Cosandey square, offering a vantage point towards the Alps on the south end. The three pavilions are found beneath the elevated walkway in the center...

AWP | office for territorial reconfiguration, HHF Architects   Switzerland   The vertical distribution of the three pavilions creates an outdoor space on top of the Montreux Jazz Lab pavilion, consisting of a series of platforms with plants that can be used as stages for concerts and other activities that enliven the campus..

Jakob + MacFarlane   Switzerland   The pavilions are shaped like three islands surrounded by a communal space under an inhabitable and passable roof with views towards Lake Leman, using a play of envelopes that are open or closed depending on the program and the climate...

Barkow Leibinger   Switzerland   A single building, with a strong identity on campus, brings together the program of three pavilions in four floors that function independently. The cultural pavilion, placed underground, is accessed through exhibition ramps that illuminate the interi

Made in Sàrl   Switzerland   Devised as a theoretical experiment, and stemming from the idea of architecture as a process, the project proposes a system of emitters-receptors of sound waves that connect the whole campus, changing in form to adapt to the type of event...

El Equipo Mazzanti, Fake Industries Architectural Agonism, Farzin Lotfi-Jam, Ignacio González Galán, Bryce Suite   Colombia   The project brings together two seemingly incompatible spatial conditions: an insular, formal-ly specific sports infrastructure and a permeable, open public space. A translucid and flexible membrane covers this double-use space. Aside from sports ven

MTM arquitectos, DIZZAR   Colombia   The project goes beyond the boundaries established in the competition brief and proposes intervening on the surrounding Las Ruedas Park, transforming the area into a sports and leisure complex where buildings and public spaces coexist. Based on the s

Plan:B Arquitectos   Colombia   The stands and track are conceived as a crater that sinks the horizontal public space, but which is extended when surrounded and inhabited. The large cloud-shaped roof, built with metal trusses, controls temperature and lighting in the interior space

Carme Pinós   Spain   The CaixaForum in Zaragoza competition was called in 2008. The new building goes up on the Milla Digital (digital mile), an area recovered from the grounds of the old El Portillo train station. Developed by the City Council in collaboration with the

Concerned about the role of the artist in society and about the need to renew Spanish art, Juan Genovés (Valencia, 1930) has always been strongly engaged in politics. In words of critic Martin Coomer: “Influenced by modern cinema and photography, and

Although not as well known as some of his contemporaries – Henri Cartier-Bresson or Walker Evans, for instance –, the German-British Bill Brandt (1904-1983) is considered to be a founding figure of contemporary photography, both for his unique vision