ソーシャルメディアの時代精神

6月の「ソーシャルメディア・ツァイトガイスト」ランキングには、ソーシャルメディアのフォロワー数が500人を超えた86の新しいスタジオが新たに加わりました。

世界の概況

注目すべき主要プロジェクト、追跡すべき新たなビジネスチャンス、そして世界中の建築実務にインスピレーションを与える革新的な動向。.

Chicago Art Centre Turns Its History into Architecture

An $18 million restoration and expansion in Bronzeville translates traces of past exhibitions into a new façade, connecting architectural design with Black cultural heritage

Gálvez launches competition to transform railway land

An architectural competition seeks proposals to reconnect neighbourhoods through 17 hectares of former railway land in Santa Fe, Argentina

Osaka’s Tamurakoma Opens Corporate Museum to the Public

A 130-year-old textile company is using Osaka’s architectural open-house festival to introduce its newly established corporate museum to a wider public, opening a new space for exploring the company’s industrial heritage and its connections to the city’s manufacturing history

Redruth Buttermarket Wins Two National RIBA Awards

A community-led restoration in Cornwall demonstrates how historic buildings can support independent businesses, cultural activity and town-centre regeneration, bringing a neglected commercial complex back into use while creating new opportunities for the local economy

Bradford Interchange to Anchor Southern Gateway Renewal

A new railway station planned for Bradford in the 2030s could reshape the city's southern gateway, creating opportunities for housing, employment and public-space improvements while strengthening transport connections and supporting wider urban regeneration

Chile transforms surviving social housing block into a museum of forced displacement

In Santiago's Las Condes district, Chilean architecture studios Umwelt and Plan Común will transform Block 14 of Villa San Luis, a surviving 1970s social housing complex, into a memorial museum documenting forced displacement under Chile's military dictatorship

Foggia Launches €4.5m Public-Realm Design Competition

A two-stage international competition seeks to reconnect Foggia’s historic commercial centre through pedestrian improvements, accessibility and public-space regeneration, creating new opportunities for urban design

In Bangladesh, a textile factory replaces workplace hierarchies with shared spaces

Designed by Nakshabid Architects, Green Field Factory in Bangladesh combines industrial production with gardens, natural ventilation and facilities supporting workers' wellbeing. Winner of the 2026 RIBA International Prize, the project offers an alternative approach to conventional factory design

Three historic cinemas seek public funding for restoration in central São Paulo

Once important gathering places in São Paulo's cultural life, the city's historic movie theatres now face the challenge of preservation and adaptation. A municipal funding programme could support their recovery, connecting architectural heritage with broader efforts to revitalise the city centre

UNESCO launches architectural competition to protect Ancient Jericho’s archaeological remains

An international architectural competition is seeking proposals to protect one of the world's oldest archaeological sites in Jericho, Palestine. Organised by UNESCO, the initiative challenges architects to develop a protective structure that preserves fragile historical remains while improving public access and understanding of the site

Busan seeks international designers for a cultural pavilion system ahead of 2028

Busan, South Korea, has launched an international competition to design two interconnected cultural pavilions for its World Design Capital 2028 programme. Combining a permanent location with a mobile structure, the initiative invites architecture and design practices to explore how modular cultural infrastructure can reach different communities across the city

Shanghai opens its Grand Opera House with a public rooftop overlooking the Huangpu River

The Shanghai Grand Opera House, designed by Norwegian architecture practice Snøhetta in collaboration with Chinese and international specialists, officially opened on 17 October 2026. Located along the Huangpu River, the cultural landmark combines performance venues, public spaces and an accessible rooftop, exploring how a major artistic institution can become part of everyday urban life

Rome invites international architects to shape the future of Galleria Borghese

One of Italy's most celebrated art museums has launched an international architectural competition to expand its cultural facilities and improve visitor access. The initiative opens opportunities for architectural practices worldwide while raising questions about how contemporary design can coexist with Rome's historic and protected landscapes

In the Peruvian Amazon, a floating cinema carries stories beyond the riverbanks

In the riverside neighbourhood of Belén, in Iquitos, Peru, an experimental floating structure designed by the architectural collective Espacio Común has become a setting for cinema, cultural exchange and community gatherings. Developed for Muyuna Fest, the project explores how temporary architecture can respond to the Amazonian landscape while supporting local traditions and collective activities

Architecture and remembrance meet at Brazil’s Brumadinho Memorial

A memorial designed by Gustavo Penna Arquiteto e Associados in Brumadinho, Brazil, transforms a landscape marked by a mining disaster into a place for remembrance and reflection. Developed through the efforts of victims' families, the project explores how architecture can preserve personal histories and collective memory

Historic buildings find new cultural uses in China’s porcelain capital

In Jingdezhen, China’s historic porcelain capital, WEI+ Design has transformed traditional buildings and alleyways into Zhuozhuo Community, a cultural destination combining creative studios, exhibitions, hospitality, and performance spaces within the Taoyangli Historic District

Tokyo’s AQUA GATE plans 2,100 waterfront homes

A five-district redevelopment along Tokyo’s Sumida River will combine new housing, community facilities and flood protection, with construction phased through to 2034

A Canadian theatre designed to change with every performance

In Sherbrooke, Canada, a new performance venue designed by Atelier Paul Laurendeau and NEUF architectes is expanding access to theatre, dance and contemporary performance. With adaptable seating and a strong connection to the surrounding neighbourhood, Le Grand-Espace demonstrates how smaller cultural buildings can support a wider range of artistic activities

Australia creates a new cultural gateway to the Twelve Apostles

A new visitor centre designed by Grimshaw and ASPECT Studios is set to open on 16 October along Australia's Great Ocean Road, bringing Indigenous knowledge, landscape restoration and environmental design together at one of the country's most visited natural landmarks

Lagos connects African design with new markets and manufacturing opportunities

Returning from 18 to 25 October 2026, Design Week Lagos is placing manufacturing, entrepreneurship and international collaboration at the centre of its programme, exploring how African creativity can develop into sustainable businesses and new opportunities for the built environment

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