ARCHITECTURE NEWS blog
Serpentine Summer Pavilion, London – a creative collaboration in continuity with the city
Marianna Wahlsten – Working from Mexico City, architects Isabel Abascal and Alessandro Arienzo had seen images and catalogues of previous Serpentine Summer Pavilions, but the first one they actually visited was the 2025 one by Marina Tabassum, after they had received the commission and came to visit the site. “The… Read more
La Viellle Charité dressed by artist Adrien Vescovi
La Vieille Charité dates from the 17th century, originally built for housing the poor and homeless in Marseille and designed by celebrated local architect Pierre Puget. It was saved from serious deterioration on Le Corbusier’s initiative, who praised its beauty while working on the Cité Radieuese building in Marseille in… Read more
Serpentine Summer Pavilion 2026, by LANZA atelier
– MARIANNA WAHLSTEN – PHOTOS: DANICA O. KUS– The opening of the Serpentine Pavilion marks the beginning of the London summer – this year with a wave-like brick wall designed by LANZA atelier. Based in Mexico City the architectural studio, launched in 2015 by Isabel Abascal and Alessandro Arienzo, is… Read more
LaM – original beauty of museum restored
Marianna Wahlsten – photos: Danica O. Kus –In the north of France, in the urban interconnection between Paris, London and Brusselles, the LaM art museum reopened in February after an 18-month restoration period. The metropolitan area of Lille is a fusion of architectural influences, in which the museum stands out… Read more
Monumental scale: new museum in Cairo
Designed by Heneghan Peng Architects and opened in November, the Grand Egyptian Museum is the largest building on the planet dedicated to one specific field in cultural history. – photos: Danica O Kus – With a visual connection over the desert landscape towards the Giza pyramids, the museum is erected on… Read more
Venice Biennale part 2, exhibition laboratories
Inside the 26 national pavilions of the Giardini, some of the most interesting exhibitions evolve as temporal research during the six months of the Architecture Biennale. The pavilions of Russia and Israel remain closed, as blank reminders of the real geopolitical crisis and destruction. The beautiful Venezuela pavilion also remains… Read more