Future Architecture in Numbers
The Future Architecture platform, coordinated by the Museum of Architecture and Design (MAO) in Ljubljana, Slovenia has provided talented conceptual practitioners and thinkers in architecture with the opportunity to speak up – and be seen and heard. It has connected emerging talents to high profile institutions, museums, galleries, publishing houses, biennials, and festivals which organized the European Architecture Program of exhibitions, conferences, workshops, publications, prototyping and more. Through the course of 6-years Future Architecture evolved into a well-balanced ecosystem of European cultural players in architecture.
| Calls for Ideas | ||
| 2092 | ideas applied | |
| 4032 | creatives applied | |
| 91 | countries of applicants | |
| 32,7 | average age of applicants | |
| 91 . 855 | public votes received | |
| Future Architecture Events | ||
| 363 | large international events | |
| 33 | organisations | |
| 26 | countries of events | |
| 752 | creatives took part in FA events | |
| 301 | ideas took part in FA events | |
| 771 . 260 | visitors to FA events | |
| European Architecture Programe | ||
| 39 | exhibitions & installations | |
| 31 | conferences | |
| 89 | workshops | |
| 1 | festival | |
| 41 | publications | |
| 9 | summer schools | |
| 122 | lectures | |
As the closing act of the first pan-European architecture platform Future Architecture, we are pleased to announce the Future Architecture Book. Edited by Milan Dinevski and Damjan Kokalevski, the book documents the 6 years of the platform that was dedicated to creating a network of cultural institutions and young practitioners. Its main aim was to present and discuss architectural concerns ...
Their work aims at investigating the built environment through research, design and artistic experimentation, across multiple scales and in its social, economical and structural entanglements.They are collecting protocols and collective approaches, exploring alternative living and city making models and new paradigms of urban development to engage with communities and local agents. They strive to create inclusive and accessible spaces ...
Mapping the Margins is a series of maps and documentations, identifying, for the first time, all the women associations, local agriculture cooperatives as well as abandoned buildings in Thesprotia province, in order to create an active platform where many cooperatives can find a space to grow. Through these rural commons, we aim to merge formal, non-formal and informal learning ...