•make your fridays matter with a well-read weekend
by Sunena V Maju Mar 07, 2023
The new Insectarium in Montréal aims to rethink the relationship between humans and other living organisms, through the amalgamation of nature and architecture.
by Manu Sharma Feb 18, 2023
Co-curators Hadas Maor and Tal Michael Haring discuss with STIR the ambitious augmented reality project titled Seeing the Invisible.
by Zohra Khan Aug 22, 2022
The Greek wellness resort overlooking the Aegean Sea reveals a series of pared-back clustered spaces and expansive portals that resonate with its rugged landscape.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Aug 14, 2022
Japan House London brings the exhibition Symbiosis: Living Island that draws on the history of island Inujima and the indispensable relation between ecology and humans.
by Rosalyn D`Mello Sep 03, 2021
Various artists using different media are invested in the same question: can our collective salvation lie in surrendering our fallible human agency and allowing, instead, for awe?
by Jerry Elengical Jul 05, 2021
Vienna-based Delugan Meissl Associated Architects revitalises a former coal mining zone in the city of Taiyuan, transforming it into a fluid green landscape with bermed structures.
by Jincy Iype May 25, 2021
Situated in Bogotá, El Tropicario is a cluster of six irregular glass volumes hosting various ecosystems that co-exist with lush landscaping inside Colombia’s largest botanical garden.
by Devanshi Shah May 24, 2021
Located in Copenhagen, the building by Lundgaard & Tranberg Arkitekter adds a vibrant urban space while getting ready to be an exciting venue for learning about natural history.
by Pallavi Mehra Apr 02, 2021
The New Delhi based architect tells STIR how designers can build sustainably, and why there is a need for sustained design intervention to combat disease.
by STIRworld Nov 06, 2019
The Milan-based architect envisions a botanical garden within a contemporary city for the concept masterplan of ‘Smart Forest City Cancun’ in Mexico.
by Zohra Khan Aug 28, 2019
In its largest botanical exhibition ever, New York Botanical Garden presents Brazilian Modern to celebrate Roberto Burle Marx, the modernist visionary and landscape icon.
make your fridays matter with a well-read weekend
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