The 3rd edition of the Bucharest Triennale East Centric Architecture will take place in October, 7th-20th, 2019. The Triennale is organised by the Arhitext Design Foundation, editor of the Arhitext magazine, in partnership with the Romanian Order of Architects, the Ion Mincu University of Architecture and
The jury has completed the first phase of the judging process. The time has come for us to announce the list of nominees for the Critical Discourses competition! The list accounts for the fact that two of the submissions were awarded the same score in both
The 3rd edition of the Bucharest Triennale East Centric Architecture will take place in October, 7th-20th, 2019. The Triennale is organised by the Arhitext Design Foundation, editor of the Arhitext magazine, in partnership with the Romanian Order of Architects, the Ion Mincu University of Architecture
Over the past few decades, the concept of “home” in China has changed rapidly. On the one hand, the rapid development of industry driven by human mobility and Global trade has led to more and more “homes” being abandoned, and the countryside has become the
33 of the initial 45 applicants have been validated. We have therefore accepted 29 papers (20 free essays and 9 theoretical articles) by 33 authors from 10 countries (Romania, The Nehterlands, Belgium, Russia, Italy, India, Poland, Spain, Switzerland, UK).
While the main thematic exhibition HOME|any|more|? in the Bucharest Triennale presents a series of projects completed in the last three years in twenty five countries in Central and Eastern Europe, aiming to draw a series of trends/ lines of force/ preferences/ options and aspirations of
The project contest entitled East Centric Arhitext Awards (ECAA) is a unique opportunity to bring together the best projects in the field of architecture and urban planning completed in the region of Central and Eastern Europe in the last three years. The ECAA 2019 contest