The first Solitude Journal, with the theme Collective Care & Response-ability, features artistic works and writings in which the political, social and ethical dimensions of care and concern between humans, non-humans, other species and the material world converge.

The team led by Salathé Architekten wins first prize for the densification project of the Bachmatt site.

Depatriarchise Design is a non-profit design research platform that examines the complicity of design in the reproduction of oppressive systems.

Guided tour through the installation “Terra Incognita” realized in collaboration with the Stadtgärtnerei the 15^th of September and podium discussion on the topic of landscape and climate change the 22^nd of September 2020.

The evening presents the work of three emerging practices from Basel: Architecture Club, Studio Céline Baumann and Weyell Zipse & Hörner. Moderated by Andreas Kofler, the S AM curator.

Inscribed in “a field that doesn’t quite exist”, the paper investigates the relationships between ecological thought and queer theory.

Join us for a day of exploring new research that will help us understand the complexity of current ecological challenges and proposals for how to address them.

Based on the “Cautionary Tales for Christmas” from Superstudio (1971), the exhibition gathers the views of contemporary practices questioning what we understand as ‘city’, and thus, helps us to reimagine what the city could become.

The team led by Diener & Diener Architeckten wins first prize for the densification project of the Settelen site, a logistics company whose headquarters history dates back to horse-carried parcel delivery.

The event is part of the studio series:
GENEVA UNBUILT—IDEAS TAKE ROOT by professor Milica Topalović. 

We are selected to envision the future of the urban area, which will include a central square, a linear park, and new streets.

The triennale explores the theme of architecture of Degrowth: an economy of shared plenty in which human and ecological flourishing matter most.