The exhibition questions the paradoxical paradise of contemporaneity, where evolution and inequality collide.

This two-part exhibition explores how forms of hospitality are embodied in the architecture and urban landscapes of the Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia.

The exhibition challenges exclusionary norms to suggest a multiple and imaginative future for architecture.

A material exploration sparking a discussion on climate justice and the necessity of localised and nature-based alternatives

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The pavilion explore the relationship between architecture and colonisation as parallel, interconnected systems.

The pavilion aims to define the optimal requirements for a library that is both future-oriented and integrated into the country’s social, cultural, and environmental context.

The exhibition offers a thought-provoking perspective on the evolving relationship between humans, nature, and intelligent systems.

The project presents unique Lithuanian architecture of the past, present and future period to explore the relationship between trees and architecture in urbanised areas.

Meant as a call to action, the exhibition urges architects to take an active role in the face of environmental devastation

The Hungarian Pavilion highlights architects who have moved beyond traditional practice.

The pavilion looks back at its 30-year history while inviting reflections on the future of architecture.

The exhibition explores what it means to live on NATO's external border in times of geopolitical conflict

An exploration of the dissonance between space, time, and matter in shaping environments, reflecting social, political, and economic influences.

"Opera aperta" is an invitation to reflect on architecture's ability to be a place of openness, physically and symbolically.

The exhibition explores the intrinsic relationship between architecture, territory, and water in a country where its maritime territory (53.86%) is larger than its land territory.

The exhibition challenges the notion of insulation-driven renovations as mere compliance with energy policies, questioning whether these upgrades can serve as catalysts for enhancing the spatial and social quality of mass housing.

The exhibition focuses on the current and future significance of the modernist scientific structure originally called the Sun Heliocomplex.

The exhibition highlights the simultaneity of traditional craftsmanship and experimental computational adaptability.

The exhibition is dedicated to the historical documentation and restoration of the 16th-century Venetian Arsenals (Neoria) in Heraklion and Chania, Crete.

The pavilion explores the profound relationship between humanity and nature, rooted in traditional Eastern philosophy.

A celebration of diversity, where global traditions hybridise into a uniquely Singaporean identity.

The project envisions a future society that has managed to harness lava flow as a building material.

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