From intergenerational exchanges to promoting diversity: 5 emerging practices in Europe
Five emerging architecture studio profiles from Slovenia, France, Spain, Italy and the UK have been selected by New Generations, a European platform that analyzes the most innovative emerging practices at a European level, providing a new space for knowledge exchange, confrontation, theory and production. Since 2013, New Generations has participated in more than 300 practice in a diverse program of cultural activities, such as festivals, exhibitions, open calls, video interviews, workshops and demo formats.
New Generations launches a fresh new media platform, offering a unique space where emerging architects can meet, exchange ideas, get inspired and collaborate. Recent projects, job opportunities, insights, news and profiles will be posted every day. The Profiles section provides a space for those who wish to join the network of emerging practices, and introduce themselves to the broad community of studios involved in the cultural agenda developed by the new generations.
Archdaily and New Generations unite! Each month Archdaily will publish a selection of selected studio profiles from the New Generations platform.
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McMullan studio | London, United Kingdom
Towards true diversity
Mcmullan Studio thinks the design is optimistic. Headquartered in London, their team creates architecture of all types and scales with empathy at the core of their approach. Founded in 2018 by Andrew McMullan, the studio continually brings together eclectic ideas and thoughtful pragmatism to create beautiful, buildable projects for progressive clients.
group etc. | Strasbourg, France
Variety of tools
Founded in Strasbourg in 2009, Collectif Etc is newly formed out of the School of Architecture, with the aim of collecting desires towards the civic dynamics of issues of public space. Using different resources and skills, Collectif Etc would like to provide diverse support for experimentation in architecture and urban design. Collectif Etc is a non-profit organisation, now based in Marseille, France, since 2014.
Ruiz Pardo Nebrida | Madrid, ES
Understand the influence of the architect
Founded in 2011 by Marcelo Ruiz Pardo and Sonia Nebreda, RUIZ PARDO – NEBREDA is a Madrid-based architecture and engineering practice that operates internationally through a multi-regional approach, striking the right balance between local knowledge and global experience, as a multidisciplinary team providing architectural services Integrated engineering.
Architecture – Construction and Architecture Bureau Ljubljana, SI
generational interaction
Arhitektura – Office for Urbanism and Architecture is an international firm, where the experience and ideas of two generations converge in a common cultural drive: making good architecture; One that is rational and poetic. From their vibrant space in Ljubljana, Peter Gabrijelčič, Boštjan Gabrijelčič and Aleš Gabrijelčič have dedicated themselves to enriching spatial life in the fields of architecture, urbanism and design since 1997.
Campomarzio | Trento, IT
A variety of creative fields
Campomarzio was founded in 2012 and is run by five partners: Petro F. Ambrosini, Michele Andreta, Alessandro Bossana, Danielle Cappelletti and Enrico Lonelli. The collection is based on collaborations with philosopher and sociologist Teresa Pedretti. The multiplicity of its founders and the various international academic and professional experiences allow Campomarzio to develop a rigorous and rigorous design and research activity, with the aim of combining innovation and history.
Would you like to join us at YEAH! We are opening a number of sites for emerging practices in Europe to share their recent projects as part of the Otto event at YEAH!
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