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An Architecture of 'Quiet Narrative'
As designed by SOSOKKI ANAC, the firm of architect Gi-Tae Chung, the recently completed Monologue Café is a prismatic brick volume outside and “a space of introspection rather than consumption” inside. The project explores how architecture can “embody a quiet narrative.” Gi-Tae Chung answered a few questions about the project.
SOSOKKI ANAC / Gi-Tae Chung | 30.03.2026
Size of the mobile tiny home—dubbed the aVOID Tiny House—Italian architect
René Ammann | 29.03.2026
In response to the anticipated closure of the Kennedy Center in July for a two-year renovation, eight cultural and architectural organizations—including the American Institute of Architects and the National Trust for Historic Preservation—have filed suit against the Trump administration so it complies with historic preservation laws and secures Congressional authorization.
John Hill | 25.03.2026
The renovation of the Central Pavilion at the Giardini della Biennale, closed since late 2024, has been completed and will reopen for the Biennale Arte 2026 in May. The project's architectural design was carried out by Labics and architect Fabio Fumagalli.
John Hill | 24.03.2026
The Architecture Studio Sessions is a captivating series of ten events that is part of the official UNESCO-UIA World Capital of Architecture 2026 program in Barcelona.
Curated and coordinated by Miriam Giordano, Gaia Pellegrini, and John Hill, leading architecture studios will open their doors to share their workspaces,...
25 February to 2 December 2026

© Koy + Winkel / World-Architects
World-Architects organized Talks+Tours and Guided Tours with thirteen international lighting designers and experts in cooperation with Messe Frankfurt. Talks+Tours with Carla
Wilkins and Philip Rafael, Daniel Walden, Jan Nielsen and Guided Tours with Lance Hollman, Jonas Godehardt, Sabine De Schutter, Claudia Tiesler, Jule Leu, Iris and Michael
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8 March to 11 March 2026



