In my home country, The Netherlands, I recognize a new uniformity. A new -ism almost. Lately the word 'Neo-modernism' is often used to describe contemporary architecture. I find this an interesting, rather alarming term, taking in mind the (social) problems that for example postwar architecture caused throughout the west.

Where the arts in the post-modernist / digital era explore almost every visual language at the same time, architecture (mostly) seems to be stuck in a new conviction. A conviction of rigidity, repetitiveness, monotony.
Therefore I rather imagine a future environment full of small utopias. When we think of the architecture as an infinite sculpture garden, it could easily have a more reflective, diverse function than only to accommodate, to give shelter.
I want to give the described phenomenon a stage, this way question contemporary and future architecture and create a dialogue between our built environment and its inhabitants.