How can an old-fashioned ‘school barracks’ with endless corridors, a listed building, be transformed into a place of forward-thinking education?

As a social practice, architecture essentially points to a totality of spatial, technological, social and economic developments.

What does it look like when living space does not end at your front door? More and more people are attracted to community living and see it as a promising alternative for themselves and society.

The experimental architectural study The Living Arch combines biology, technology and design in the quest for healthy and comfort-able spaces.

The ‘Physical Internet’ (PI) is a logistics model for an optimised goods transport system that follows the concept of the internet.

The design of these signs is based on the system of isotypes (Interna-tional System of Typographic Picture Education). This was developed in 1925 by Otto Neurath who, as a Jew, fled from Vienna in 1934.

Built in 2014, the Mariagrün primary school is a passive building made mainly of wood and located on a green-field site in Graz. This welcoming, light and airy structure provides a range of options in the space that support the school’s progressive approach to education, providing an environment for eight classes.

Liu Xiaodong belongs to the generation of Chinese artists who grew up at a time of rural exodus and explosive growth in the major cities.