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Bridging the past with the future, the urban with the natural, infrastructure with human delight. Urbanism in the 21st century faces a complex web of interconnected challenges. Unlike in earlier centuries when the focus was primarily on expansion, infrastructure, or industrialization today’s urban issues are deeply entwined with climate change, social equity, digital transformation, and…

The Albanian Pavilion at the International Architecture Biennale, 19th Edition, Venice 2025. Claude Monet maintained a continuous dialogue with nature and its places through a thematic and chronological arrangement; Vincent van Gogh went in search of color and light in the South of France. As impressionism and post-impressionism focused on capturing the beauty of nature,…

Museums have always been as concerned with prediction as with preservation. They perpetually act as arenas in which the thought about how our bodies relate to space and time overlaps the remembrance of the past. However, the more dynamics the present becomes the stronger grows the urge to address the issue of how we project…

Announcing itself as a building of significance, the new home of Sara Hildén Art Museum merges into the sensitive historic Finlayson area while serving as the center of a broader and more complex landscape project. Finlayson Street acts as the principal access to a pavilion-like object which strictly maintains the size of the local scale….

“AGORA by the LAKE” reconsiders the architectural presence designated to be added on site by introducing a nature-inclusive public stage. An abundant stairway absorbs the people’s flow taking them to an unusual viewing podium that looks toward the lake. A simple but generous platform which gradually elevates the public interest creates a contemporary “Casa Malaparte”…

A museum that represents the Hutong way of life and culture. The most important principle of the “Museum of Hutong” remains the encouraging of the pedestrian flows to access the space on three spatial dimensions. The interior of the building borrows the Hutong grid imposed from the outdoor environment and offers an organic movement which…

The design embodies a conceptual translation of the highest mountain in Norway. This particular mountain, Galdhøpiggen, is chosen as it is known internationally and its shape is easily recognizable as a Norwegian landmark with triangular and flat appearance on the south-east side. While observing it from outside on a certain height, a feeling of monumentality…

The city of Karlskoga is expected to experience significant changes which will come due the essential improvements of its major infrastructure. This urban intervention will determine the city’s growing tendencies and it will have a direct impact on Karlskoga’s economy. The increased level of mobility in the area where trains, tram and busses are brought…

Today, we are getting a fresh glimpse of the rediscovery of the waterfront – an effort to bring city and harbor together in a more intimate relationship reminiscent of the older days (Kostof, S. 1992). In this respect, port cities are on the front-line of a changing global urban lifestyle and in times of increasing…

Supporting harmonization of the traditional Sami world and the contemporary world while promoting the culture stretch across national borders. LOCATION Guovdageaidnu, Norway YEAR 2019 CLIENT Europan Norway STATUS Competition PROGRAM Theatre PROJECT ARCHITECT Julian Beqiri A cultural and Sami world heritage center would support a sustainable tourism regarding film festivals and stage for traditional joikers…