Giardini
– Padiglione Centrale
16th International Architecture Biennale
Freespace
16th International Architecture Biennale
Freespace
“The
free space
inside and
the free space outside: architecture mediates between the two.”
Yvonne Farrell, Shelley McNamara
curators
Yvonne Farrell, Shelley McNamara
curators
At the Giardini in the Padiglione
Centrale, and at the Arsenale, the 16th International Architecture Biennale 2018, with the
title Freespace is curated by Yvonne Farrell and
Shelley McNamara, until November
25. 71 architects from all over
the world respond to the curators Manifesto, in order to reveal - to lay bare -
the Freespace ingredient
embedded in their work. The loose way of moving through the Padiglione
Centrale reflects the fact that time is not linear within the tradition of
architecture. Unexpected adjacencies connect the archaic with the contemporary
a theme embodied in the Freespace
Manifesto. Works by architects of previous generations are represented here
by living architects in order to highlight their critical relevance today.
Works by contemporary practitioners show how they interpret and draw strength
from the work of others. A number of participants share their imagined or built
propositions for an optimistic future. In these rooms architects from around
the world show work, which connects time, place and culture.
“We
are interested collectively in the possibility of using design to make the
day-to-day richer, more joyful and more various, to enable the city to
accommodate a wider variety of needs and ways of living, to be more malleable
and support different needs and meanings.”
Assemble
Assemble
Assemble – London – U.K.
The Factory Floor - with Granby Workshop
The Factory Floor - with Granby Workshop
Jane Issler, Hall, Mathew Leung, Alice Edgerley, Adam
Willis, Fran Edgerley, Amica Dall, Giles Smith, James Binning, Paloma Strelitz,
Lewis Jones, Joseph Halligan, Louis Schulz, Maria Lisogorskaya, Karim Khelil and Anthony
Engi Meacock.
Close
Encounter – Architecture Revisited
Taka Architects - Dublin – Ireland
Rogelio Salmona
Centro Comunal y Recreativo Nueva Santa Fe Rogelio Salmona
Taka Architects - Dublin – Ireland
Rogelio Salmona
Centro Comunal y Recreativo Nueva Santa Fe Rogelio Salmona
“A
building is not a product, it’s a place for people, for living, for society,
for ‘leisuring’.”
Odile Decq
from an interview on Cladglobal.com - 2018
Studio Odile Decq – Paris – France
Phantom’s Phantom
Odile Decq
from an interview on Cladglobal.com - 2018
Studio Odile Decq – Paris – France
Phantom’s Phantom
“Thinking about daylight and artificial light I have
to admit that daylight, the light on things, is so moving to me that I feel
almost a spiritual quality. When the sun comes up in the morning – which I
always and so marvelous, absolutely fantastic the way it comes back every
morning – and casts its light on things, it doesn’t feel as if it quite belongs
in this world.”
Peter Zumthor
from www.arcspace.com - 2012
Peter Zumthor
from www.arcspace.com - 2012
Atelier Peter Zumthor – Haldenstein - Switzerland
Dreams and Promises – Models of Atelier Peter Zumthor
Dreams and Promises – Models of Atelier Peter Zumthor
“Professional
architects, urbanists and designers will need to move beyond good intentions
and develop concrete approaches to the challenges of cities today.”
Kieran Long
Kieran Long
Kieran Long, Johan Orn, James Taylor-Foster with ArkDes
Stockholm – Sweden
Freestanding
Stockholm – Sweden
Freestanding
Kieran Long, James Taylor-Foster and Johan
Orn
Mikael Olsson - Ressurection Chapel
Woodland Cemetery - Stockholm – 2017
Woodland Cemetery - Stockholm – 2017
Freespace in Place
Four Unrealized Modern Architectural Designs for Venice
Four Unrealized Modern Architectural Designs for Venice
Frank Lloyd Wright
Masieri Memorial Foundation – Venice – Italy – 1953
Freespace in Place
Four Unrealized Modern Architectural Designs for Venice
Four Unrealized Modern Architectural Designs for Venice
Louis I. Khan
Palazzo dei Congressi – Venice – Italy – 1968-73
Palazzo dei Congressi – Venice – Italy – 1968-73
Freespace in Place
Four Unrealized Modern Architectural Designs for Venice
Four Unrealized Modern Architectural Designs for Venice
Isamu Noguchi
Park at Jesolo – Italy 1970-76
Park at Jesolo – Italy 1970-76
Freespace in Place
Four Unrealized Modern Architectural Designs for Venice
Four Unrealized Modern Architectural Designs for Venice
Le Corbusier
Venice Hospital – Venice – Italy – 1963-65
Venice Hospital – Venice – Italy – 1963-65
“I hate the term “socially conscious”, somehow it implies that all of the other work that
you’re doing is not. I do think you can describe the work as “socially
motivated”.”
Michael Maltzan
Michael Maltzan
Michael
Maltzan Architecture – Los Angeles – U.S.A.
Star Apartments
Star Apartments
“I would
like the architecture professionals to show they are not self-absorbed. I want
them to show how important participation is to architecture.”
David Chipperfield
from an interview on «the BAG-Biennale Architecture Guide – 2012
David Chipperfield Architects - G.B. Germany Italy
People’s Republic of China
Beyond Purpose
David Chipperfield
from an interview on «the BAG-Biennale Architecture Guide – 2012
David Chipperfield Architects - G.B. Germany Italy
People’s Republic of China
Beyond Purpose
The Museum
Island – Berlin
Karl Friedrich Schinkel – Altes Museum –
Berlin – 1829
“In our work we try to avoid giving the
impression of a “corporate identity”.
For us, architecture is still about
everyday life.”
Architecten de Vylder Vinck Taillieu
Architecten de Vylder Vinck Taillieu – Ghent – Belgium
Jan de Vylder, Inge Vinck, Jo Taillieu
Silver Lion to a promising young participant in the 16th Architecture Biennale Exhibition Freespace
Unless Ever People - Caritas For Freespace
Architecten de Vylder Vinck Taillieu
Architecten de Vylder Vinck Taillieu – Ghent – Belgium
Jan de Vylder, Inge Vinck, Jo Taillieu
Silver Lion to a promising young participant in the 16th Architecture Biennale Exhibition Freespace
Unless Ever People - Caritas For Freespace
“Wood has a certain sensuousness that is comparable
to that of rough concrete. And rough concrete picks up the wood imprint, which
is used for the shuttering. We like to use both materials in conjunction with
each other because of this relationship.”
Burkhalter Sumi Architekten
Burkhalter Sumi Architekten – Zurich - Switzerland
Marianne Burkhalter, Christian Sumi with Konrad Wachsmann The Grapevine Structure
Burkhalter Sumi Architekten
Burkhalter Sumi Architekten – Zurich - Switzerland
Marianne Burkhalter, Christian Sumi with Konrad Wachsmann The Grapevine Structure
All
quotes courtesy - the BAG-Biennale Architettura Guide
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