Belogolovsky is an American curator, critic, and a columnist with STIR. He graduated from the Cooper Union School of Architecture (1996) and after practicing architecture for 12 years, founded New York-based Curatorial Project for curating architectural exhibitions. He has written nine books, including Conversations with Architects, curated over 50 international exhibitions and has lectured in more than 30 countries.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Sep 01, 2020
Vladimir Belogolovsky examines the role of Fukuoka’s ACROS centre, designed by Emilio Ambasz, as an excellent prototype for our urban and inevitably green future.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Aug 17, 2020
John Wardle in conversation with Vladimir Belogolovsky on being fascinated with the narratives in architecture and believing that a vase could give a shape to a room.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Jul 31, 2020
Vladimir Belogolovsky speaks with Douglas Cardinal about why he feels it is important that the buildings must be part of nature and be in harmony with nature and us, the human beings.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Jul 23, 2020
Vladimir Belogolovsky discusses Sri Lankan architect Geoffrey Bawa’s work and explains why his name remains to be discovered by practicing architects around the world.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Jul 02, 2020
Antoine Predock talks about his buildings that he says are experiential flows and rides that ‘mess’ with our expectations, enabling us to discover something new every time.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Jun 16, 2020
Architect Liu Jiakun reveals what discouraged him from pursuing architecture as a profession, and what rekindled his interest while he practiced meditation, painting and writing.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Jun 01, 2020
As Vladimir Belogolovsky writes about Helmut Jahn-designed Chicago masterpiece, Nathan Eddy’s 2017 film Starship Chicago brings the building’s compelling story to life.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky May 15, 2020
Li Hua of Trace Architecture Office discusses with Vladimir Belogolovsky the significance of modern architecture, interpretation of materials, and the importance of asking questions.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Apr 30, 2020
Vladimir Belogolovsky speaks with American architect Peter Eisenman on architecture that is detached from responding to a particular function, and the 'starchitect' myth.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Apr 17, 2020
In an interview with Vladimir Belogolovksy, Pritzker Architecture Prize winner Thom Mayne talks about an individual's role in architecture and the aesthetic originality of buildings.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Apr 03, 2020
Vladimir Belogolovsky discusses the act of reassembling in the 25-year retrospective of architect Nikita Yaveyn’s Studio 44 during the ongoing global coronavirus lockdown.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Mar 16, 2020
Vladimir Belogolovsky reviews the show at New York’s Museum of the Moving Image, devoted entirely to Stanley Kubrick’s masterpiece - the futurist sci-fi film Space Odyssey.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Mar 04, 2020
Moneo, the first Spanish architect to win a Pritzker Prize, says buildings must contribute to the fabric of the city and explains why his architecture does not have a common language.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Feb 22, 2020
Vladimir Belogolovsky reviews architect Rem Koolhaas’ latest provocation Countryside, The Future, not a typical art or architecture show, at the Guggenheim Museum in New York, USA.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Feb 17, 2020
Vladimir Belogolovsky shares his impression of Pritzker Prize winning architect Tadao Ando-designed Wrightwood 659, a residential building converted into an exhibition space.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Feb 07, 2020
Moshe Safdie, in an interview with Vladimir Belogolovsky, presses on his profession's need to expand responsibilities and work on macro scale to improve the quality of life.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Jan 15, 2020
The Chinese architect, in an interview with Vladimir Belogolovsky, shares why he likes to work on small, self-initiated projects, and the subjectivity he tries to bring to his work.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Jan 02, 2020
Vladimir Belogolovsky reviews the new MoMA in New York, designed by Diller Scofidio+Renfro with Gensler, that opened in October following a $450 million expansion.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Dec 19, 2019
Chicago architects Adrian Smith and Gordon Gill of Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill like to take up challenges because “to do something conventional would be a complete waste of efforts”.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Oct 31, 2019
The partners and co-founders of Shanghai-based studio Neri&Hu offer a glimpse into their firm's vision, explaining their approach to adopt the concept of ‘reflective nostalgia’.
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