(IN BRIEF) ZEISS Planetariums has received international recognition for “ZEISS – Into the Infinite,” an eight-minute fulldome and VR experience developed with Munich-based creative agency visuarte. The immersive show won multiple honours at the WorldMediaFestivals 2026 in Berlin, including the … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Awards, Business, Entertainment, Germany, Internet & Online, Media, Science, Technology
Tagged 360-degree imagery, 3D models, 8K resolution, Ansgar Seelen, artificial intelligence, ATMOsphere, audience award, augmented reality, Berlin, cells, computer-generated worlds, Corporate Communications, Corporate Communications category, corporate media, cosmos, dome projection, Earth, Explore ZEISS, Florian Rothenberger, fulldome experience, Fulldome Festival Brno, Fulldome Festival Fukuoka, galaxies, Germany, hybrid projection technology, immersive brand experience, immersive storytelling, intermedia-globe Gold Award, intermedia-globe Grand Award, Into the Infinite, Jena, Long Night of Science in Jena, Melanie Müller-Ittstein, microorganisms, microscopy, Modern planetarium experience, Moon, Moon Camera, Munich, neural networks, OBERKOCHEN, Oceans, photography, planetarium technology, science communication, scientific visualisation, semiconductor technology, spatial sound, visuarte, VR experience, WorldMediaAwards, WorldMediaFestivals 2026, ZEISS, ZEISS and visuarte Receive Global Recognition for Immersive Fulldome Experience, ZEISS Museum of Optics, ZEISS Planetariums, ZEISS Planetariums Show “Into the Infinite” Wins International Awards, ZEISS – Into the Infinite, Zeiss-Planetarium Jena, “Seeing Beyond”, “ZEISS – Into the Infinite” Honoured at WorldMediaFestivals 2026 in Berlin
(IN BRIEF) New research from the University of East Anglia argues that a lost papal letter may change how historians understand the Norman Conquest of 1066. The study, published by Yale University Press in Harold: Warrior King by Professor Tom … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Business, Education, France, Italy, Media, Religion, Science, United Kingdom
Tagged 1066, Battle of Hastings, Bayeux Tapestry, Bishop Cadalus of Parma, British Museum, church and monarchy, dynastic struggle, early medieval English history, Edward the Confessor, English crown, European history, followers of Satan, Harold Warrior King, historical research, Holy Roman Empire, Honorius II, Italy, just war, King Harold, lost papal letter, medieval canon law collection, medieval Church, medieval Europe, medieval history, New Book Argues 1066 Was Shaped by Church Politics as Well as Battlefield Events, Norman Conquest, Normandy, Norwich, papal letter, papal rescripts, papal schism, papal support for William, political conflict in Rome, Pope Alexander II, Professor David Fergusson, Professor Rory Naismith, Professor Tom Licence, religious conflict, rival popes, Rome, School of History and Art History, St Peter, UEA, United Kingdom, University of Cambridge, University of East Anglia, University of East Anglia Historian Links Norman Conquest to Rival Popes in Rome, Vatican, Vatican archives, Vatican Letter Excerpts Suggest Pope Alexander II Had Political Reasons to Back William, Western Christendom, William of Normandy, Yale University Press
(IN BRIEF) The 39th Swiss Juggling Convention (SJC 2026) will take place from 21 to 23 August 2026 in Tesserete, Ticino, bringing Switzerland’s largest annual gathering dedicated to juggling and circus arts back to the Italian-speaking canton for the third … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Entertainment, Society, Sports, Switzerland, Travel
Tagged 39th Swiss Juggling Convention, Association 39th Swiss Juggling Convention in Ticino, August 2026, Bellinzona, Capriasca, Cevio, circus arts, circus community, circus enthusiasts, circus workshops, Collettivo Acrobolieri, Community Engagement, community event, Cultural Events, family events, free public event, international participants, jugglers, juggling, juggling contest, juggling convention, juggling games, juggling show, juggling workshops, Lugano, open training, Origlio, performing arts, public circus show, recreational events, SJC 2026, Swiss circus arts, Swiss events, Swiss Juggling Association, Swiss Juggling Convention, Switzerland, Tesserete, Ticino, Ticino events, volunteer organization
(NOTIZIA IN BREVE) La 39ª Swiss Juggling Convention (SJC 2026), il più grande raduno annuale svizzero dedicato alla giocoleria e alle arti circensi, si terrà dal 21 al 23 agosto 2026 a Tesserete, nel canton Ticino, con ingresso gratuito e … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Entertainment, Society, Sports, Switzerland, Travel
Tagged 39ª Swiss Juggling Convention, arti circensi, Associazione 39ª Swiss Juggling Convention in Ticino, Bellinzona, campeggio, Capriasca, Cevio, circo, Collettivo Acrobolieri, contest di giocoleria, cultura, eventi comunitari, eventi in Ticino, giocoleria, giocolieri, intrattenimento, Luganese, SJC 2026, spettacolo di giocoleria, Svizzera, Swiss Juggling Association, Swiss Juggling Convention, Tesserete, Ticino, volontariato, workshop di giocoleria
(IN BRIEF) iF Design has opened its first UK representative office in London and appointed Brad Harper as its official representative for the United Kingdom. The move strengthens iF Design’s presence in one of Europe’s leading design markets and creates … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Awards, Business, Education, Germany, Marketing, Media, Non Profit, Society, United Kingdom
Tagged 000 submissions, 10, 70 countries, Architecture, Blond, Brad Harper, British design industry, communication design, creative talent, design awards, design consultancies, Design Excellence, design network, design recruitment, emerging design talent, Germany, global design community, Hannover, iF Design, iF Design Appoints Brad Harper as Official UK Representative, iF DESIGN AWARD, iF Design Opens First UK Representative Office in London, iF Design Strengthens UK Presence With New London Office, iF DESIGN STUDENT AWARD, iF International Forum Design GmbH, iF Representative Office UK, iF SOCIAL IMPACT PRIZE, institutions, interior architecture, international jury, London, packaging design, Polaroid, product design, professional concept, service design, SharkNinja, social impact, SURI, ui, UK design community, UN SDGs, United Kingdom, United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, universities, user experience, user interface, Uwe Cremering, UX
(IN BRIEF) The University of Warwick has celebrated the largest year yet for its Reading and Literacy Programme, with more than 120 children from seven local primary schools completing the initiative. The programme supports children who have had fewer opportunities … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Education, Non Profit, Society, United Kingdom
Tagged Award-Winning University of Warwick Literacy Initiative Marks Its Biggest Year Yet, Brothers McLeod, campus celebration, children’s reading, Community Engagement, confidence-building, creative activities, educational outcomes, Katie Lockton, Knight Sir Louis and The Sorcerer of Slime, Limbrick Wood Primary School, Literacy, local primary schools, Martin Price, public engagement, Reading and Literacy Programme, reading for pleasure, staff volunteers, student volunteers, Tamara Friedrich, Templars Primary School, Tile Hill Community Partnership, University of Warwick, WAPCE, Warwick Award for Public and Community Engagement, Warwick Business School, Warwick Reading Programme Helps More Than 120 Primary School Pupils Build Confidence Through Stories, Warwick Staff and Students Support Local Primary Pupils Through Reading and Creativity Programme, Warwick Volunteers
(IN BRIEF) Aviva has released a stop-motion film giving audiences an early look at the future Aviva Arena in Bristol, a 20,000-capacity live entertainment venue expected to open in late 2028. The film uses a hand-crafted scale model made in … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Business, Construction, Entertainment, Media, Real Estate, Sports, United Kingdom
Tagged 20000-capacity arena, Andrew Billingham, Aviva, Aviva and YTL Live Showcase Future Bristol Entertainment Venue Ahead of 2028 Opening, Aviva Arena, Aviva Arena Vision Brought to Life Through Hand-Crafted Bristol Scale Model, Aviva Stadium, Aviva Studios, Brabazon Hangars, Brabazon New Town, Bristol, Concorde, conference space, cultural venues, Dublin, exhibition space, live entertainment, live experiences, Manchester, music events, Phoebe Barter, scale model, Scale Model Studios, South West England, Spitfire Hangar, sporting events, stop-motion film, Stop-Motion Film Offers First Look at 20000-Capacity Aviva Arena Planned for Brabazon Hangars, venue development, YTL Live
(IN BRIEF) Dr Katarina Dimitrijevic, a Lecturer in Graphic Design at Loughborough University, has explored how installation art and participatory reuse workshops can help make plastic pollution more immediate and understandable for the public. In an opinion article, she reflects … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Education, Environment, Society, United Kingdom
Tagged Art Installations Bring the Hidden Presence of Plastic Pollution Into View, Carina Brand, Circularity, coastal litter, community workshops, Dr Katarina Dimitrijevic, environmental art, Environmental Awareness, graphic design, installation art, interactive art, Katarina Dimitrijevic, KraalD, KraalDesignedisposal, KraalDesignedisposal Uses Reused Plastics to Challenge Perceptions of Waste, Loughborough University, marine pollution, Medway, Microplastics, plastic pollution, plastic waste, Plastic Waste Ecologies, Plastic Waste Ecologies Exhibition Invites Audiences to Rethink Everyday Plastic, recycling, Reuse, single-use plastics, sustainability, The Conversation, waste reduction, Whitstable
(IN BRIEF) Iberdrola’s 125th anniversary music festival in Madrid attracted more than 35,000 attendees for a day of live performances by Lenny Kravitz, Manuel Carrasco, Ana Mena, Álvaro de Luna and Lola Bozzano. The event combined entertainment with charitable fundraising, … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Energy, Gas & Oil, Entertainment, Non Profit, Society, Spain
Tagged 125 light years, 125th Anniversary, Action Against Hunger, Álvaro de Luna, Ana Mena, Betania, Bilbao, cancer support, charity festival, concerts, Cristina Boscá, Cultural Events, DANA storm, David Álvarez, employment inclusion, Estopa, Fundación Integra, Fundación Tu Techo, hunger relief, Iberdrola, Iberdrola Brings 125th Anniversary Programme to Madrid Through Large-Scale Charity Festival, Iberdrola Music Festival, Lenny Kravitz, live music, Lola Bozzano, LOS40, Madrid, Madrid Music Festival Marks Iberdrola Anniversary With Live Performances and Social Support, Mafalda Cardenal, Manuel Carrasco, More Than 35000 Attend Iberdrola Music Festival Supporting Social Causes in Madrid, renewable energy, social projects, Spain, Spanish Association Against Cancer, Valencia, vulnerable young people
(IN BRIEF) The University of Liverpool has opened the Garstang Research Centre, a heritage science facility that combines a newly upgraded physical research space with the forthcoming Garstang Archaeology Portal. The centre will support on-site study of archaeological material held … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Education, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged AHRC, archaeological collections, archaeological finds, archaeology, Arts and Humanities Research Council, Ashley Cooke, Christopher Smith, conservation science, Cultural Heritage, digital heritage, digital research infrastructure, digitisation, EGYPT, GAP, Garstang Archaeology Portal, Garstang Archaeology Portal to Support Worldwide Access to Collections From Egypt Sudan and the Near East, Garstang Museum, Garstang Research Centre, Garstang Research Centre Combines Physical Collections Study With Global Digital Access, heritage science, Joanne Fitton, John Garstang, museum collections, museum research, National Museums Liverpool, Near East, object visualiser, public engagement, Reconstructing the Ancient Past, research access, RICHeS, SUDAN, University of Liverpool, University of Liverpool Launches Major Research Infrastructure for Dispersed Archaeological Finds, World Museum
(IN BRIEF) The Mercedes-Benz Museum will present its special exhibition 130 Years of Commercial Vehicles from 28 June 2026 to 4 April 2027, examining the role of trucks, vans and buses in transport history from 1896 to the current era … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Automotive, Germany, News, Technology, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged 130 Years of Commercial Vehicles, 500 kilometre range, 621 kWh battery, automotive heritage, battery-electric vehicles, Benz 1C, Benz delivery vehicle, buses, Carl Benz, Classics & Coffee, Commercial Vehicles, Daimler truck, electric trucks, electric vans, Family Day, From the First Daimler Truck to the eActros 600 at New Mercedes-Benz Museum Exhibition, goods transport, Gottlieb Daimler, Leinfelden, logistics, long-haul transport, Mercedes-Benz 170 V, Mercedes-Benz eActros 600, Mercedes-Benz eSprinter, Mercedes-Benz eVito, Mercedes-Benz L 911, Mercedes-Benz Model Car Club, Mercedes-Benz Museum, Mercedes-Benz Museum Brings 130 Years of Global Transport History Into Focus, Mercedes-Benz Museum Opens 130-Year Journey Through Commercial Vehicle Innovation in Stuttgart, Mercedes-Benz O 319 D, Special Exhibition Traces the Evolution of Commercial Vehicles From 1896 to Electric Mobility, Stuttgart, supply chains, transport history, Trucks, Vans
(IN BRIEF) CapMan is carrying out a targeted renewal of the 366-room Admiral Hotel in central Copenhagen, a historic waterfront property operated by Strawberry and acquired by CapMan in March 2025. The programme focuses on improving operational flow, strengthening the … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Business, Denmark, Food & Beverage, Real Estate, Travel
Tagged active ownership, Admiral Hotel, Admiral Hotel Renewal Combines Historic Waterfront Character With New Guest Facilities, Admiral Hotel Repositioning Targets Stronger Operations and Year-Round City Engagement, CapMan, CapMan Advances Heritage-Sensitive Renewal of Copenhagen’s Admiral Hotel, CapMan Real Estate, city-centre hotel, commercial positioning, Copenhagen, Copenhagen waterfront, Denmark, event facilities, Food and Beverage, former warehouse, guest experience, gym, heritage property, historic hotel, hospitality development, hospitality real estate, Hotel investment, hotel operations, hotel renewal, Marcus Carlsson, meetings and events, outdoor pool, Robin Stenlund, spa area, Strawberry, waterfront hotel, year-round tourism
(IN BRIEF) The University of Glasgow has started 3D scanning the world’s oldest football to create a detailed virtual version for immersive digital environments. Dating from around 1540, the football was discovered in the bedchamber of Mary, Queen of Scots, … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Education, Internet & Online, Sports, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 1540 football artefact, 3D scanning, Advanced Research Centre, Ben Morris, Conor Fraser, Cultural Heritage, Digital Twin, FIFA World Cup™, football history, Glasgow Researchers Use 3D Scanning to Preserve and Share Rare Football History, Hampden, heritage visualisation, immersive technology, Infinite Muse, Kirstie Campbell, Mary Queen of Scots, metaverse, Miami, museum technology, Museums in the Metaverse, photogrammetry, Professor Neil McDonnell, Professor Pauline Mackay, Realities and Immersion Glasgow, rig, Scottish football, Scottish Football Museum, Stirling Castle, The Stirling Smith Art Gallery & Museum, United Kingdom, University of Glasgow, University of Glasgow Brings the World’s Oldest Football Into Virtual Reality, Virtual Reality, Virtual Reality Project Opens New Way to Explore Scotland’s Oldest Surviving Football, Wonder platform, world’s oldest football, World’s Oldest Football to Reach Global Audiences Through Immersive Heritage Technology
(IN BRIEF) voestalpine is highlighting Lower Austria as an important industrial and technology base for the Group, with around 2,100 employees in the region and the headquarters of its Metal Forming Division located in Krems. The division produces steel tubes … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Austria, Automotive, Business, Construction, Energy, Gas & Oil, European Union, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Metals and Minerals, Portugal, Technology, Transportation & Logistics, Türkiye
Tagged 4°C cooling, Austria, automotive, Carola Richter, climate-neutral manufacturing, construction, EUR 41 million contract, five continents, fresh-food logistics, global value creation, Grafenegg Festival, Herbert Eibensteiner, high-bay warehouse systems, industrial innovation, Industrial production, international markets, İstanbul, Jörg Wuttke, Krems, Lisz Hirn, local-for-local strategy, Lower Austria, made in Austria, mechanical engineering, Metal Forming Division, NÖM AG, Portugal warehouse project, precision strip steel, racking systems, refrigerated warehouse, regional responsibility, renewable energy, road restraint systems, smart warehousing solutions, sporting goods logistics, steel profiles, steel sections, steel technology, steel tubes, storage technology, Türkiye logistics hub, turnout technologies, voestalpine, voestalpine AG, voestalpine Highlights Lower Austria as Industrial Base for Global Technology and Warehouse Systems Growth, voestalpine Links Regional Expertise in Lower Austria with International High-Bay Warehouse Projects, voestalpine Metal Forming Division Uses Lower Austrian Expertise to Support Projects Across Five Continents, voestalpine Showcases Krems-Based Metal Forming Expertise Through Global Industrial Projects, voestalpine Symphosium
(IN BRIEF) KfW’s latest Municipal Panel shows that German municipalities plan to increase infrastructure investment significantly in 2026, with expected spending rising to around EUR 50 billion, up 14.8% from the EUR 44 billion planned in 2025. Most planned investment … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Banks, Business, Construction, Economy, Education, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, European Union, Financial, Germany, Government, Infrastructure & Utilities, Investment, Real Estate, Sports, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged administrative buildings, approval procedures, building regulations, climate transformation, cultural institutions, debt capital, Difu, disaster management, Dr. Dirk Schumacher, eastern Germany, Energy Utilities, fire safety, German Institute for Urban Affairs, German Municipal Investment Plans Rise Sharply as KfW Reports Record EUR 231.2 Billion Infrastructure Backlog, German municipalities, Germany, Heating Transition, housing companies, infrastructure investment, investment backlog, KfW, KfW Municipal Panel, KfW Municipal Panel Highlights Growing Investment Gaps in Schools, KfW Municipal Panel Shows German Municipalities Planning EUR 50 Billion in Infrastructure Investment for 2026, KfW Research, maintenance backlog, municipal budgets, municipal companies, municipal finance, Municipal Infrastructure, municipal investment, municipal treasuries, municipal utilities, Public Institutions, public procurement, public transport companies, roads, SCHOOLS, Special Fund, sports facilities, Sports Facilities and Disaster Management, staff shortages, tax revenue distribution, transport infrastructure, waste management, water utilities
(IN BRIEF) The Technical University of Munich is establishing the “Forum for Freedom and Democracy at TUM” to strengthen democratic education, civic participation and social cohesion at a time when public trust in democracy is declining. The initiative responds to … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Education, European Union, Germany, Government, Media, Non Profit, Politics, Society, Technology
(IN BRIEF) Henkel Adhesive Technologies has played a key role in the completion of the Sagrada Familia’s six central towers, with 24 tons of Loctite EA 9497 structural adhesive used to bond stone and steel elements within the basilica’s modular … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Chemicals, Construction, European Union, Germany, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Spain, Technology
Tagged 100 stone elements, 172.5 metres, 2, 24 tons of adhesive, 826 panels, adhesive technology, Antoni Gaudí, architectural engineering, Barcelona, central towers, construction acceleration, construction innovation, cultural landmark, future-ready, Gaudí, Henkel, Henkel 150th anniversary, Henkel Adhesive Technologies, Henkel Marks 150 Years of Innovation with Adhesive Technology Used in the World’s Tallest Religious Building, high-performance adhesive, humidity, Loctite, Loctite EA 9497, Loctite EA 9497 Helps Enable Faster and Durable Construction of Sagrada Familia’s Six Central Towers, Mark Dorn, metro vibrations, modular construction, religious architecture, Sagrada Familia, saline environment, Spain, stone and steel bonding, structural adhesive, structural durability, structural integrity, Tower of Jesus Christ, Ulm Minster, world’s tallest religious building
(IN BRIEF) Bertelsmann is sponsoring FREIRAUM KUNST, a temporary art exhibition presented by the Academy of Arts at Bellevue Palace in Berlin from June 13 to 28, 2026. Held under the patronage of German Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, the exhibition … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Berlin, Business, Education, Entertainment, European Union, Germany, Media, Society
Tagged Academy of Arts, Architecture, Archivio Storico Ricordi, art and culture, art exhibition, Arvato Group, Bellevue Palace, Berlin, Bertelsmann, Bertelsmann Education Group, Bertelsmann Investments, Bertelsmann Marketing Services, Bertelsmann Sponsors FREIRAUM KUNST Exhibition at Bellevue Palace in Berlin, Bertelsmann Supports Academy of Arts Pop-Up Gallery at Germany’s Presidential Residence, BMG, Contemporary Art, creative industries, creativity, cultural diversity, cultural engagement, Cultural Heritage, cultural sponsorship, Culture@Bertelsmann, education company, Entrepreneurship, Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, FREIRAUM KUNST, FREIRAUM KUNST Opens Bellevue Palace to Contemporary Art With Bertelsmann Sponsorship, Germany, media company, official residence of Germany’s Federal President, Penguin Random House, pop-up gallery, public access, RTL Group, services company, The Blue Sofa, Thomas Rabe, UFA Film Nights
(IN BRIEF) Scientists studying 2,000-year-old grape seeds from ancient wells at Cetamura del Chianti in Tuscany have uncovered new evidence about the origins of modern wine production. Published in the Journal of Archaeological Science, the research analysed DNA from 80 … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Art & Culture, Education, European Union, Food & Beverage, France, Hungary, International Trade, Italy, Science, Slovenia, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged agricultural trading network, ancient DNA, Ancient DNA From Tuscan Wells Reveals White Grape Origins Behind Chianti’s Winemaking History, Ancient Grape Seeds From Tuscany Show How Roman Agriculture Helped Shape Modern Wine, ancient grapevines, ancient wells, archaeological science, Baratcsuha szurke, Central and Eastern Europe, Cetamura del Chianti, Chianti wine region, Department of Archaeology, DNA Study of Tuscan Grape Pips Reveals Surprising White Wine Chapter in Chianti’s Past, Dr Nathan Wales, Dr Oya Inanli, Etruscans, Florida State University, genetic testing, grape pips, grape seeds, grapevine varieties, Hungary, Italy, Journal of Archaeological Science, Maribor, Mediterranean agriculture, oldest living grapevine, oxygen-free mud, Professor Nancy De Grummond, Roman agriculture, Roman Empire, Roman viticulture, Sangiovese, Slovenia, Southern France, Tuscany, University of York, University of York Research Traces Roman and Etruscan Grapevine Legacy Through 2000-Year-Old Seeds, vineyards, Viticulture, white grapes, wild grapes, Wine production, winemaking history
(IN BRIEF) The BRICK AWARD 26 winners were celebrated in Vienna, recognising outstanding international architecture projects that demonstrate the creative, sustainable and cultural potential of brick and ceramic building materials. Hosted by wienerberger, the manufacturer-independent biennial award has been presented … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Austria, Belgium, Business, Construction, Education, Environment, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Real Estate, Spain
Tagged affordable living, ARB Architects, architectural design, ATELIER ARS, Barcelona, Belgium, bioclimatic atrium, biomass-fired brick, BOGL, Brick Architecture, BRICK AWARD 26, BRICK AWARD 26 Celebrates Global Architecture Projects Showcasing Innovation in Brick and Ceramic Materials, BRICK AWARD 26 honours international architecture projects showcasing innovation in brick and ceramic design, Brick Book 26, Ca na Birgit, ceramic building materials, CHINA, China Academy of Art, Christine Conix, clay tiles, climate resilience, Colectivo C733, commercial architecture, Conix RDBM, Eduardo Mediero, Endless Brick Playground, energy efficiency, Gabriela Carrillo, garden city, HANGHAR, Hangzhou, Heimo Scheuch, industrial buildings, Jens Linnet, MAKER, Mallorca, MAP studio, Mexico, Peris+Toral Arquitectes, Professor Lichao Chen, public spaces, reclaimed bricks, residential architecture, Ses Penyes Rotges, Soc Son, social and urban infill project in Kortrijk, Social Atrium 54 Dwellings in the Besòs, Spain, sustainable architecture, TEd'A arquitectes, Traudy Pelzel, Vienna, Vietnam, Vietnam’s Đạo Mẫu Temple and Museum Wins Grand Prize at BRICK AWARD 26 in Vienna, Warehouse and Offices for Clase Azul La Hacienda Jalisco, Wienerberger, wienerberger-Hosted BRICK AWARD 26 Honours Sustainable and Forward-Looking Brick Architecture From Around the World, Xuân Hinh, Đạo Mẫu Temple and Museum
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