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With granite boulders to lie down in, glaringly backlit filigree ramps that pass through warm fog banks, concrete girders that float portentously overhead, and lashing water fountains that emerge from darkness lit by a stroboscopic storm, the 12th International Architecture Biennale is experienced primarily on a physical rather than an intellectual plane.

The 12th International Architecture Exhibition, with the title of "People meet in architecture", directed by Kazuyo Sejima and organized by la Biennale di Venezia will be open to the public from Sunday 29th August to Sunday 21st November 2010 in the Giardini, Arsenale and in various locations throughout Venice.

Australia announces innovative 3D stereoscopic urban visions for this year’s Venice Biennale: The final selection of entries from the national Designs for Australia's cities 2050+ competition has been announced and will be exhibited in the Australian Pavilion at this year’s Venice Architecture Biennale.

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Green Mega-Structures: Living Facades for the City of Tomorrow – Matthias Hollwich interviewed by DETAIL

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Wastefulness is permitted: An exemplary light installation in the entrance area of the German Pavilion.

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Pros and cons: an unbiased walk through the Arsenale

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Ideas, Impressions, Interviews: Short movies on the Venice Biennale 2008

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Transforming the brick: Frank Gehry’s time-consuming installation in Venice

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An interview with Frank Barkow on aspects of temporality.

In the last part about the architects presenting their projects in the exhibition Home/Away in the British Pavilion in Venice you can see projects of Witherford Watson Mann.

In part four about the architects presenting their projects in the exhibition Home/Away in the British Pavilion in Venice you can see projects of Tony Fretton Architects.

The exhibition Home/Away presents the work of five British Architects who are building housing both in their own country and continental Europe. Here you can see more about the projects of Maccreanor Lavington.

Home/Away presents the work of five British Architects who are building housing both in their own country and continental Europe. Here you can see projects of De Rijke Marsh Morgan Architects.

The nature of a country’s housing is shaped by many factors beyond the will of its architects. “Home/Away: Five British Architects Build Housing in Europe” considers the social and economic constraints within which different European housing cultures have emerged, and is particularly concerned to convey the testing conditions within which housing in Britain is produced.

From Sunday 14 September to Sunday 23 November 2008, the 11th International Architecture Exhibition at the Venice Biennale will showcase some of the most exciting architecture from around the world.

LOUISIANA c/o makes its debut as a concept with the exhibition The Architect’s Universe – Jørn Utzon: Processes and visions, which opens in Venice on 10th September. The exhibition forms part of the official programme of the Architecture Biennale 2008, Out There: Architecture Beyond Building Vol.2.

The winners of an ideas competition for a new Australian Pavilion in the Giardini of the Venice Biennale have been announced last week. The professional winner is Davide Marchetti, Rome, the pre-professional winner SPF 15+, Melbourne.

The Colegio de Arquitectos of Ecuador invites to every architectural design professionals of the world to participate in the worldwide Competition of Social Habitat and Development in the present edition of XVI Quito Pan-American Architecture Biennale to be held from 17 to 21 of November 2008.