A group of The New Normal researchers prototype a deep learning tool for smart cities based on a simulation of the urban environment.

What are the essential components of human-centered design that can foster vibrant community life? A group of young Russian architects explored one of the best public spaces in the UK to find the answers and to see what solutions can be applied across national and cultural borders.

Architects from all over the country share their opinions on how to improve urban life in Russian cities.

An incredible transformation is taking place at a former industrial harbor in the Danish capital. It envisions sustainability, the Copenhagen way.

Artists Pedro Moraes and Luiza Crosman suggest an alternative strategy for art institutions by connecting solar panels to an Ethereum miner as an installation for the 33d São Paulo Biennial.

Design duo Dunne and Raby, professors at The New School / Parsons, spoke to Strelka Mag about the evolution of speculative design.

“Moscow Street” is the best sustainable development initiative according to the 2018 Qatar Sustainability Awards.

Project Seiche explores evolving notions of citizenship and sovereignty in the context of overlapping jurisdiction, global circulation, and rapid urbanization.

In its third and final year, Strelka’s speculative urbanism think-tank will look into Japan’s complex robotics industries and explore its fully automated landscapes, all the way to touring the Fukushima exclusion zone.

The project is the first Russian entry to win the prestigious ISOCARP Award for Excellence.

Keller Easterling, a Yale professor, architect, and advocate for medium thinking, spoke to Strelka Mag about how to hijack global powers and outwit totalitarian bullies.

Finalists have been chosen following an Open Call for Young Architects as part of a joint collaboration between Strelka Institute and the Future Architecture Platform.