IAAC invites you to the Closing Events of the 2022-23 Academic Year
IAAC invites you to celebrate together the closing of the 2022-23 Academic Year. Join us for the Final Presentations month!
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Mass Madera at the International Social Housing Festival
During the International Social Housing Festival, IAAC took stage in promoting the use of wood as a key construction material.
IAAC invites you to Re/Thinking Urban Elements
Re/Thinking Urban Elements: an event dedicated to all the actors involved in the design, production and use of innovative urban furniture.
MRAC Director Aldo Sollazzo wins the BuiltWorlds Mavericks Awards 2023
Aldo Sollazzo has been recognized specifically for his director work at IAAC using advanced manufacturing and robotic systems.
Areti Markopoulou Awarded the Graham Foundation Grant for Individuals
The Graham Foundation Grant will support an upcoming a publication continuing the research initiated with the curatorial work of the past Tallinn Architecture Biennale.
Daniel Ibañez and Vicente Guallart’s Drinking Forests at the Venice Biennale 2023
The project “Drinking Forests: A Metabolic Recipe of Wine” will be part of the Pavilion of Spain at La Biennale di Venezia taking place from 20 May to 26 November 2023.
IAAC invites you to Construmat: exploring innovative solutions for sustainable buildings
IAAC will participate in the Construmat Fair this year, presenting TOVA and showcasing the installation called “Materialitree”.
IAAC projects named finalists in the New European Bauhaus Awards
From a pool of over 1450 submissions, SuperBARRIO and TOVA are among the 61 finalists of the New European Bauhaus Prizes 2023.
IAAC Webinars: discover our Educational Programmes in a live session
Join IAAC’s webinar series this May to gain insights from programme directors, faculty, coordinators, and students about selected Educational Programmes.
IAAC builds an observatory to monitor nature: FLORA
FLORA is a scientific research facility built with timber from sustainable forest management, allowing a researcher to live and work in the forest canopy.