Camilo Huinca’s unconventional chairs are seats full of stories
Oct 03, 2026by Chahna Tank Oct 03, 2026
Wooden chairs by the Chilean designer reveals handmade forms and painted details that weave memories, literary references and personal stories.
KCAP revamps the derelict Sibeliuspark in Oss into a bustling hub to skate and socialise
Oct 06, 2026by Pranjal Maheshwari Oct 06, 2026
With a programme focused on biodiversity, accessibility and safety, the Rotterdam-based architects help the neighbourhood reclaim a barren landscape as an integral social node.
Thatch-topped structures in Sharjah Bridi Park ask if vernacular architecture travels
Oct 02, 2026by Pia Bhatia Oct 02, 2026
Located in the Al Bridi Reserve in Sharjah, the project didactically projects its purpose of studying African ecosystems through local structures marked as ‘sculptural presences’.
Rohini Devasher’s Solar Poetics makes a case for wonder
Oct 02, 2026by Srishti Ojha Oct 02, 2026
The Indian artist’s exhibition at the Bruce Museum in the US thinks through fundamental questions of humanity by focusing on the Sun and the cosmological timescale.
QPAC’s new Glasshouse Theatre reflects the ripples of Queensland’s cultural aspirations
Sep 30, 2026by Pranjal Maheshwari Sep 30, 2026
The new cultural centre by Blight Rayner Architecture and Snøhetta envelopes world-class facilities in a sinuous glass facade, alluding to the theatrical rhythms of the performing arts.
The new Apple Music Hall cues a revival for live music in Battersea’s Art Deco brick shell
Sep 29, 2026by Pranjal Maheshwari Sep 29, 2026
The one-of-its-kind music centre in Apple’s six-storey Battersea Station space in London houses world-class facilities for live performance and worldwide broadcast.
Multitude of Sins turns building waste into eerie funk at Material Lab
Sep 28, 2026by Pranjal Maheshwari Sep 28, 2026
Smita Thomas’ Bangalore-based studio embellishes construction waste—from doorknobs to marble slabs—to balance sustainable pursuits with artistic expression.
Jennifer Guidi’s Waterfall at Gagosian Paris draws on Pointillism and nature
Sep 26, 2026by Srishti Ojha Sep 26, 2026
The solo exhibition sees the American artist draw on the California desert, light and nature to create luminous landscapes.
In GAK House, a formgiving terrain shapes a discreet yet open architecture
Sep 25, 2026by Pia Bhatia Sep 25, 2026
Brazilian firm Bernardes Arquitetura creates a residential space that is both concealed from and integrated within the natural environment that surrounds it.
Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities in Oxford tracks the college town's spatial logic
Sep 22, 2026by Jincy Iype Sep 22, 2026
A timber-and-glass domed Great Hall anchors Hopkins Architects’ new building, housing humanities faculties, performance spaces and public programmes around a civic interior.
Francis Kéré’s Kinderoase an der TUM is a playful haven enveloped in Corten steel
Sep 21, 2026by Pranjal Maheshwari Sep 21, 2026
The five-storey timber kindergarten and daycare centre by Kéré Architecture at the Technical University of Munich aims to facilitate equitable career opportunities for women.
Korean designer Taekhan Yun dreams of filling the world with chairs of your dreams
Sep 19, 2026by Pranjal Maheshwari Sep 19, 2026
The Cambodia-based designer’s practice is developing processes for everyone—especially young children—to transform their ideas into real-life objects.
EAEFF 2026: Experimental cinema moves beyond the screen in Kolkata
Sep 18, 2026by Vandana Kalra Sep 18, 2026
The Emami Art Experimental Film Festival in Kolkata is set to present screenings, moving-image installations, workshops and conversations from India and around the world.
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Heshoram Hoshiyaar is a chaotic, goofy take on a childhood Bengali classic
Oct 01, 2026by Srishti Ojha Oct 01, 2026
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