EXPOSITIES
PROJECT WALL TRANSFORMATION by world-architects.com
For the sixth time, World-Architects is presenting a curated project exhibition at ARCHITECT@WORK on the topic of TRANSFORMATION. The 44 selected projects from around the world demonstrate the diverse ways in which existing buildings and landscapes can be transformed for new uses and changing circumstances.
MATERIAL EXHIBIT by revalu
Revalu is Europe’s leading material data and collaboration platform enabling the advancement of resilient buildings with intelligent material choices. We enable a low-carbon future by amplifying alternative material solutions and sharing the tools, data and insights for scaling them. We are proud to present this curated exhibition of extraordinary materials that represent an alternative and exciting vision for how to achieve a healthy and regenerative low-carbon future.
PHOTO COLLECTION by world-architects.com
The photo collection is dedicated to the theme of "LIGHTWEIGHT.CONSTRUCTION" and shows a diverse selection of contemporary projects around the globe. The photographs present buildings that deal with the theme in different ways and put the projects centre stage through exciting and varied image details.
CIRCULAR by Studio OFFBEAT
The wall objects on display are made from building materials that have been saved from disposal and transformed into new compositions. They draw on architectural aesthetics and transform forms, structures and colours from the built environment into independent pictorial spaces. In this way, something transient becomes something forward-looking: art that shows how architectural fragments can be reimagined and provides impetus for recycling processes, repurposing and artistic contributions in construction projects.
Michael Hennings
Michael Hennings
Michael Hennings
Michael Hennings
Michael Hennings
TINY HOUSE by w∞d.ii
Discover w∞d.ii, a self-guided, multisensory journey that reconnects architecture with its essence: creating aesthetic spaces that enhance wellbeing for people and planet. Built entirely from natural, renewable and bio-based materials according to cradle-to-cradle principles, w∞d.ii demonstrates how material intelligence, design resilience and systems thinking can turn circular construction into positive climate impact.