HET
Towards a Grounded Elegance
Lavalle Peniche
A Process of Constant Evolution
MGGA
Reflective design, resilient practice
VOID STUDIO
Historical Roots in Contemporary Spaces
MANUFACTURA
Reclaiming Design Through
Heritage and Technology
WIDO
Democratising spaces
FMT
Ethical Spaces with Enriched Lives
Dosorozco
Handcrafted Harmony in Design
MOG+
Rural Essence Brought to Modern Design
Morari
Deliberate Design with Thoughtful Execution
Taller BAC
Native Landscapes
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
Fill this form to have the opportunity to join the New Generations platform: submissions will be reviewed on a daily-basis, and the most innovative practices will have the chance to be part of the media's coverage and participate in our cultural agenda, including events, research projects, workshops, exhibitions and publications.
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.
A project by Itinerant Office
Within the cultural agenda of New Generations
Editor in chief Gianpiero Venturini
Team Akshid Rajendran, Ilaria Donadel, Bianca Grilli
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Ecologies for Other Architectures is an exhibition at La Casa Encendida, Madrid, that brought together 7 emerging international architects, who built and narrated 7 scenarios, or ecologies for an architecture yet to be built.
With Decommissioning Gamified: Variations of a Primitive Hut, Pareid (UK) aimed to rethink not only how materials are sourced, but also how they are reconfigured into design.
In Crowd Foresting, by Breathe Earth Collective (AT), visitors are invited to take small tree saplings with them for free, plant them somewhere in the city, and care for them for a minimum of 10 years.
GP Shelter by Takk Architecture (ES) consisted of a refuge for Argentine parrots, considered an invasive species, aiming to open the discussion about our relationships with non-humans in Madrid’s society.
Finally, Desert Soil, by Studio Wild (NL), aimed to take on a critical position regarding land use and reevaluate alternative ways of agricultural, water management as well as social and economical structures that can manage our soil.
Material Transformation: soil cycles, by aparicio/eeraerts (BE) aimed to visualise and interrelate the material of soil with tradition and architecture, as well as the role earth’s natural cycles play in the ongoing climate crisis.
Labour Rituals, by HPO (IT) and La Stanza (IT), was a performative proposal about the human body and contemporary labour, involving the other humans working on the exhibition.
Through an AR filter, the elements of a pillar were augmented and visible in virtual space, filling the room with their loud, attention-seeking presence. The aim was making the vast information of the metaverse visible.
The piece narrated fragments of the science behind climate change through a more personal visual approach and methodology, opening different perspectives and questions in relation to the Anthropocene and old traditions of appropriating earth
Reconfiguring the relationships that we humans establish with our environments is key to the idea of planetarity. Architecture must take on new challenges in reaction to the changes that urban environments and territories are undergoing
A project by: Itinerant Office within the agenda of New Generations
Curated by: Gianpiero Venturini
Curatorial support: Pablo Ibañez Ferrera
Year: October 2022
Editing and proofreading: Akshid Rajendran
Hosted by: La Casa Encendida, Madrid, Spain
With the kind support of the Austrian Forum of Culture in Madrid and the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Spain
Photography © La Casa Encendida/ Arturo Laso Merino, Miguel Galiano, Asier Rua, Jose Hevia, aparicio/eeraerts
