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New Urban Conditions: Strelka Mag relaunches as a publishing platform
Strelka Mag begins publishing a curated series of essays and projects submitted through its inaugural open call.
20.09, Art & Design
Designing Women: New project celebrates female designers
Readymag platform has launched a new project to highlight the impact of women in design and raise awareness of the ongoing gender imbalance in the industry.
20.09
Tinder, destroyer of cities—when capital abandons sex
The proliferation of dating apps and the incursion of the logic of capital into our private lives have killed sexual desire. Will Tinder leave our cities barren?
18.09, People
Inside Keller Easterling’s personal medium design
Architect, theorist, and Yale professor Keller Easterling talks to architect, geographer, and Strelka alumnus George Papamattheakis about her methods of conveying ideas and the political position of the designer.
18.09, Bookshelf
Excerpt: ‘The Terraforming’ by Benjamin H. Bratton
The latest book by design theorist and Strelka Program Director Benjamin Bratton outlines the argument behind The Terraforming, the new research project at Strelka Institute.
10.09, Architecture
Khmaladze Architects revealed as grand prize winner of ArchDaily & Strelka Award
The winner has been announced by ArchDaily Editor-in-Chief David Basulto at the Future Architect conference at Strelka Institute.
06.09, Education
The Terraforming faculty guide
Meet the new Strelka lecturers and experts for the 2020 education year.
27.08, Education
The Terraforming: Strelka announces new research program
Strelka Institute shifts its focus to urbanism on a planetary scale. Apply to its new postgraduate program by October 31.
26.08, Architecture
Space Waste, Virtual Floods, and New Architecture of Disney Worlds: Strelka Hosts a Conference for Young Architects
The second international Future Architect conference will take place at Strelka on September 9–10.
19.08, Architecture
ArchDaily & Strelka Award: Three winners announced
The winning projects come from Moldova, Georgia, and Russia.
16.08
Drawing the Algorithmic Self: On Our Becoming Statistical
Illustrating a radically new model of collective identity formed by the platform economy, researcher Curtis Roth examines how the notion of the self is evolving in the age of surveillance capitalism.
13.08, Architecture
BIM for Heritage: How to Develop a Historic Building Information Model
The fire at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris has stressed the importance of the digitization of heritage sites. A recent publication looks at the use of Building Information Modelling (BIM) for historic buildings and the multi-disciplinary process behind it.
12.08, Architecture
Outstanding New Architecture from Eastern Europe and Caucasus
See 15 projects from young architects shortlisted for the ArchDaily & Strelka Award.
09.08
Computational Landscapes and the New Sublime
As the boundary between the natural and the automated dissolves, the vast logistics infrastructures underpinning our economies point the way to new models of the sublime.
05.08, Architecture
Ukraine’s First New Architecture School in Decades Charts a Course Towards the Country’s Future
The Kharkiv School of Architecture aims to propel Ukraine’s built space into the next epoch.
05.08, Bookshelf
Six New Architecture Books for a Broken Planet
Architect and researcher Kate Popova offers her selection of six recently published books that question why architecture finds itself increasingly unable to find solutions to the problems it sets out to solve.
01.08, Deadlines
ArchDaily & Strelka Award Shortlist Announced—Vote for the Winners
Readers of ArchDaily and Strelka Mag have selected a shortlist of 15 architectural projects nominated for the joint ArchDaily & Strelka Award, which celebrates emerging architects and new ideas that transform the contemporary city.
30.07
From the Flying City to the Smart City: Techno-Utopian Planning in 1920s Soviet Union
Since the early days of the Soviet Union, Russian architects were fascinated by technology’s transformative potential. Today, their utopian thinking is fuelling private profits.
A Glimpse into a Dark Future: Amazon’s Logistics of Extraction and the Illusion of Efficiency
In allowing Amazon to invent our future, we have lost sovereignty over our cities, our regions and our bodies. The commerce giant’s invisible logistics chains leave an imprint on everything they touch.