The Moscow Street Program, conducted by Strelka KB and a team of international experts to revitalize the Russian capital’s urban landscape, has been named a finalist in the 2019 ULI Global Awards for Excellence.

What will cities and urban life look like decades from now? Speculating about new and groundbreaking technology, artists from around the world tried to envision the future in a major 3D challenge.

Strelka Mag has picked a selection of upcoming interdisciplinary programs, residencies, and competitions taking place across the globe.

Russian artist Slava PTRK has used augmented reality (AR) to revive a demolished tower which once stood more than 200 meters above the city of Yekaterinburg.

Have you ever wondered how the most utopian Soviet architectural projects would look in the urban environment of Moscow?

As the scope of artificial intelligence continues to widen, renowned French designer Philippe Starck has teamed up with AI to create a chair which is not only aesthetically pleasing, but requires only a small amount of material and energy to produce.

More and more art residencies are opening in Russia, offering opportunities for both Russian and international artists. Take a look at eight residencies located across the country, from above the Arctic Circle to the Far Eastern port of Vladivostok.

A competition has been announced to revive the Armenian Centre for Contemporary Experimental Art (NPAK), which is housed in a Soviet-era modernist building in Yerevan.

Strelka Institute, in partnership with Helsinki International Artist Programme (HIAP), Helsinki Design Week and Design Museum Helsinki has announced an open call for the Helsinki Design Residency 2019.

Russian Railways owns hundreds of thousands of real estate properties across Russia. Strelka Mag has examined the catalog of its properties for sale right now and has selected seven of the most intriguing offerings.