Art and Architecture
Projects where architecture, sculpture, murals, installations and exhibitions meet as shared spatial and visual practice.
Art and architecture overlap wherever built form, surface and spatial experience are designed together. Practitioners in this field treat buildings, pavilions, murals and temporary installations as ways of shaping how people see, move through and occupy a place. The boundary between a gallery installation and a structure is often a matter of duration and context rather than discipline.
Member work here ranges from cultural buildings and park proposals to sound sculptures, exhibition design and site-specific installations in cities such as Bruges, Paris and London. Projects frequently examine how artistic interventions respond to urban and cultural settings, and how material reuse, such as upcycled structures, can carry both aesthetic and environmental arguments.
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View all 34 journalsThe Tower of Balance: A Sound Sculpture Transforming Bruges’ Urban Landscape
The Tower of Balance in Bruges is a wooden bell tower blending heritage, sound, and urban design, creating interactive, sustainable public space.
Awulai Ashia & Nkyinkyim Exhibition at Gagosian London: A Fusion of Art and Architecture
The Awulai Ashia & Nkyinkyim exhibition fuses Amoako Boafo’s portraits with immersive West African-inspired architecture, highlighting community, resilience, and cultural storytelling.
Exploring the Banlieues Chéries Exhibition by Roll: Parisian Suburbs Through Art and Architecture
The Banlieues Chéries Exhibition in Paris explores suburban life through over 200 artworks, using immersive design and contrasting raw, refined materials.
Installation I Possessió Drift by Jorge Vidal Studio and Marria Pratts: A Raw, Immersive Dialogue Between Architecture and Painting at the Miró Foundation
Immersive installation blending architecture and painting, transforming an underground space into a vibrant, reflective landscape of sensory and spatial narratives.