Taller BAC
Native Landscapes
Morari
Coming Soon
Practica Arquitectura
Creative Convergence in Practice
V Taller
Towards a harmonious practice
3 M E
Identity, Territory, Culture
GRADO
Learning from the local
MATERIA
Blending Integrity with Innovation
BARBAPIÑA Arquitectos
Designing for a sense of belonging
[labor_art:orium]
Architecture rooted in emotion, functionality,
and truth
OBVdS Workshops
Fostering a Dialogue-Driven Adaptability
HW Studio
Designing Spaces with Emotional Depth
MAstudio
Building Authentically, Impacting Lives
JDEstudio
Stories Behind the Structures
TAH
From Constraints
to Opportunities
Inca Hernandez
Shaping a Timeless
Future for Design
TORU Arquitectos
A dynamic duo
blending bold visions
Estudio AMA
Redefining Narrative
Driven spaces
NASO
Designing for Change
and Growth
RA!
Global Influences,
Localised Innovations
MRD
Embracing local context
and community
MANUFACTURA
Reclaiming Design Through
Heritage and Technology
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New Generations is a European platform that investigates the changes in the architectural profession ever since the economic crisis of 2008. We analyse the most innovative emerging practices at the European level, providing a new space for the exchange of knowledge and confrontation, theory, and production.
Since 2013, we have involved more than 3.000 practices from more than 50 countries in our cultural agenda, such as festivals, exhibitions, open calls, video-interviews, workshops, and experimental formats. We aim to offer a unique space where emerging architects could meet, exchange ideas, get inspired, and collaborate.
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Within the cultural agenda of New Generations
Editor in chief Gianpiero Venturini
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Lemonot was founded by Sabrina Morreale and Lorenzo Perri, as a platform for spatial and relational practices, architecture and performative arts. Their projects re-invent the relationship between urban fabric and human rituals through a wide range of media: pavilions, exhibitions, short films and performances, constantly seeking new forms of togetherness and conviviality, with a contextual yet transterritorial approach that aims to detect, celebrate and trigger the spontaneous theatre of everyday life.
Edible iconography
One of the first competitions we won was "Gastronomic Palapa" for Mextropoli 2020. Our proposal was a public pantry that acted as a communal gathering place, a public chillies drying room, a cathedral of sounds and colours, punctuated by three convivial tables. Due to the pandemic, we remained in Mexico City for much longer than expected, and this was our chance to learn about the various typologies of chillies and the processes of drying them depending on the season. With a year of delay, an inverted thatched roof was constructed with 3500 bunches of chillies, an edible iconography, highlighting the ephemerality of an architecture in evolution.
Building a network
The first summer after graduating, we decided to leave London to explore the Bolivian altiplano, interested in the phenomenon of the new vernacular architectural cholets by Freddy Mamani Silvestre. We started the AA Visiting School in El Alto by inviting photographers, anthropologists, and architects to research this incredible landscape through motion pictures. We learned Spanish and convinced Freddy to work together. This year Alma Films won the Sundance Festival with their movie Utama. We are very proud to have built close relationships with people who believe in your ideas and will be with you throughout your career.
Indulging in the ordinary
As educators, we work as a tight collective where we direct our students, trusting their expertise and passion in what they want to work with. As designers, we like to work with colleagues and collaborators often in very informal settings - either through long dinners cooked at home or walking around London. We do like to build projects through convivial moments where people feel comfortable expressing and fulfilling exuberant wishes, through creative exchanges, fun and joy. One of the best things about working in this way is that every ordinary moment becomes a chance for us to build our personal archive of ideas and conversations.
Pedagogy as practise
As in the teaching environment, we build our expertise through an ongoing exchange between professionals, stakeholders, and acts of negotiation. We strongly believe in building a network of professionals and students interested in working in a certain way, and perhaps this is why we do not call ourselves an office or a studio. Lemonot is a platform that blends spatial and relational practices. We ethically challenge, influence, pushback, and recommend changes based on new ideas or even intuition. Saskia Lewis, who has been one of our mentors, often reminds us to act through creative disobedience.
Breaking out of the script
The figure of the traditional architect was tight for us; we wanted to research and develop our ideas within the realm of performance, building a universe of gestures, utensils, devices, and urban types of machinery that could constitute useful vocabulary. We have worked in the kitchen with La Rivoluzione delle seppie, as auctioneers for the Bangkok Design Week, as card players for Manifesta, as collectors of marble waste in Puglia, and in many other roles. We are constantly building a new vocabulary to redesign the role of the architect and how we relate to the city and the landscape.
Towards an afterlife
We wish to build projects that can cross physical or digital boundaries and itinerant frameworks which could be borrowed to be used in more diverse contexts by multiple audiences. a never-ending afterlife to any project that can be appropriated by people. For Lemonot, we are looking for a physical space to become a place of production and encounter between artists and designers, an open door for informal gatherings and suppers that could host friends, colleagues, and passersby at least once a month!
Photo courtesy of Lemonot