Making Architecture Public

This week's eMagazine at World-Architects features "<a href="http://www.world-architects.com/en/pages/insight/making-architecture-public">Making Architecture Public</a>," which includes short Q&As with over ten architectural institutions around the world, to get a sense of the present and future of creating exhibitions and making architecture public. More information is at bottom.<br /><br />The institutions are: Architekturforum Aedes (Germany), Architekturforum Zürich (Switzerland), Architekturgalerie München (Germany), Architekturzentrum Wien (Austria), Canadian Centre for Architecture (Canada), Chicago Architecture Foundation (USA), Danish Architecture Centre (Denmark), LIGA - Space for Architecture (Mexico), MAK Center for Art and Architecture (USA), NOTE (Portugal), and Pinkcomma (USA).<br /><br /><a href="http://www.world-architects.com/en/pages/insight/making-architecture-public"><img alt="*.jpg" src="http://www.world-architects.com/img/frontend/pages/2823/making-arch-public-ins-600x450.jpg" title="Making Architecture Public illustration" /></a><br /><br /><blockquote><i>Architecture exhibitions are valuable means of bringing buildings, the processes of designing and making them, and other aspects of architecture to the public. With a myriad of institutions, venues, and ways of exhibiting, it's hard to determine the best way to make something as complex as architecture understandable to a wider public. With the Association of Architecture Organizations <a href="http://www.aaonetwork.org/2013-conference" target="_blank">2013 conference</a> taking place in Boston (26-28 September) and the Yale School of Architecture symposium </i><a href="http://architecture.yale.edu/school/events/exhibiting-architecture" target="_blank">Exhibiting Architecture: A Paradox</a><i> following in New Haven (3-5 October), it seems like an apt time to look at how institutions exhibit architecture and what directions they are heading. This short survey asks some international institutions a handful of questions to get a sense of the present and future of creating exhibitions and making architecture public.</i></blockquote>

Making Architecture Public

This week's eMagazine at World-Architects features " Making Architecture Public ," which includes short Q&As with over ten...

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