Inaugurated on April 25, 2016, the Salerno Maritime Terminal by Zaha Hadid was the first building completed after the Iraqi-British architect’s death

The Dongdaemun Design Plaza in Seoul designed by Zaha Hadid Architects is one of the most lively creative hubs dedicated to design and technology in Asia

The MAXXI museum in Rome by ZHA. Part 2: the architecture of the building complex, structural concept, use of concrete, collections and exhibition spaces

The MAXXI museum in Rome by Zaha Hadid Architects. Part 1: background and site, development of the project, architectural concept, the design competition

The New Tate Modern in London, designed by Herzog & de Meuron, opens on June 17, 2016 after an architectural expansion and a complete exhibition redesign

The architecture of the new Vancouver Art Gallery by Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron is composed of 9 wood-clad boxes stacked on one another

The Messner Mountain Museum Corones designed by Zaha Hadid on the top of the Kronplatz Peak in the heart of the Italian Alps

The United Kingdom participation at EXPO 2015 is entitled “Grown in Britain: Shared Globally”. Its beehive-like pavilion was designed by Wolfgang Buttress

‘Padiglione Italia’ is the official pavilion of Italy at EXPO 2015 Milan; a white building which photo-catalytic concrete facades resemble a urban forest

May 2015 will be remembered in Milan as the month the Rondani Pietà by Michelangelo finally found a proper home: the Museo della Pietà in the Sforza Castle

M+ is a new museum for visual culture in Hong Kong, designed by Herzog & de Meuron architects, that will open in 2018 in the West Kowloon Cultural District

Designed by Michele de Lucchi, the Pavilion Zero at EXPO is inspired by the morphology of the Earth’s crust to depict the relation between us and our Planet

The biomorph pavilion of Germany at EXPO 2015, designed by Schmidhuber, presents a sustainable use of natural resources and the richness of the German land

The Swiss Pavilion at EXPO 2015, designed by Netwerch architects, focuses on the theme of the consumption of food and water resources

Designed by B720 Fermìn Vàzquez Arquitectos, the timber and steel pavilion of Spain at EXPO 2015 presents the Spanish territory, products and gastronomy

Designed by Arthur Casas, the pavilion of Brazil at EXPO 2015 features a huge elastic mesh, suspended over a garden, as a metaphor of Brazilian diversity

The design of the United Arab Emirates pavilion at the EXPO 2015 in Milan by Foster + Partners is inspired by UAE’s architecture, landscape and desert dunes

The pavilion of France at EXPO 2015 by XTU architects and Studio Rispal resembles a covered market where present and future of food production are presented

The pavilion of Austria at the EXPO 2015 in Milan, entitled ‘breathe.austria’ brings the visitors into the air, smells and sounds of an Austrian forest

Energy for Creativity is a design and architecture exhibition hosted until May 28, 2015, at the University of Milan, on the occasion of EXPO Milan 2015

Expo Gate is the reference venue of Expo 2015 in the heart of Milan. Its pavilions designed by Scandurra Studio, accommodate a multipurpose temporary center

The exhibition Arts & Foods. Rituals since 1851,the first section of the EXPO 2015 to open, investigates the relationship between food, rituals and arts

“Worlds in Milan” is one of opening exhibitions of the new MUDEC museum and depicts how non-European cultures have influenced…

“Africa. The Land of the Spirits”, is one of the two inaugural exhibitions of the new MUDEC museum in Milan…

Urban Plunge exhibition at the Roca London Gallery London: Swimming at + Pool in East River NY, House of Water Island Brygge in Copenhagen, and London’s new baths

The Vitra Campus is not simply a corporate museum but actually a unique collection of contemporary architecture, by some of the most important architects