Uglyness Can Sometimes Be More Powerful Than Beauty
“We are interested in producing new ideals of beauty, in other words, new poetical images that can renovate our collective assumptions.”
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Victims of Communism Memorial at Maarjamäe
The minimalist grandeur and archetypal imagery of the memorial engage the viewer up to a point of awe.
Move Me
The sci-fi square with a compelling formal expression attracts your attention and engages you in play while testing the user’s readiness to participate in spatial design.
Showdowns and Standoffs – Between Art and Architecture
The works of Gordon Matta-Clark enable reflection upon the relationship between architecture and art, and ponder on the essence of architecture.
The Simple Pleasures of Fun House
The old and new sauna have been framed in the same game – making you notice the archetypal farm landscape and think about our relations with our country house
Streets and Squares
Is EV100 Great Public Space programme revealing or creating the uniqueness of small towns?
Summer 2019 (97): Architecture is an Art of Space
PERSONAAn Urban Visionary Villem Tomiste 〉 Interviewed by Ingrid Ruudi AN ART OF SPACEMove Me 〉 Maria PukkStreets and Squares 〉 Leonard MaShowdowns and Standoffs — Between Art and Architecture 〉 Kaja PaeEnigmatical Architecture 〉 Kaja PaeVictims of Communism Memorial at Maarjamäe 〉 Leonhard LapinVint and Maasik, or, the Love of Geometry 〉 Jaak KikasA Photo
Ground 2015-2017
The London-based photographers David Grandorge and Jonathan Lovekin have researched the altering terrain of Baltic states showing how industry and transport shape the landscapes.