The two partners of the Parisian agency Muoto, Yves Moreau and Gilles Delalex, Jury Member of the BigMat International Architecture Award 2023, were the curators of the French Pavilion for the 18th Venice Architecture Biennale.

Spanish architect and professor Alberto Campo Baeza, winner of the BigMat International Architecture Award Grand Prize in 2015, has been awarded with The Daylight Award 2024 in the architecture category.

The exhibition features a large part of the work of the Dutch photographer Iwan Baan, considered one of the world’s most prominent architectural photographers.

Inspired by the local fishing tradition of bateas, the winning project of TAC! Urban Architecture Festival for Vigo is part of the reflection proposed for this third edition: the regeneration of urban centers from a local, small-scale, and sustainable perspective.

This major exhibition celebrates the life and work of one of the greatest Italian designers of the 20th century, Enzo Mari, whose designs have inspired generations of creatives around the world.

With Spaces of Possibility, the Bruges Triennial 2024 takes a close look at Bruges and the public space: which places are currently un(der)used? How can we maximise the city centre by dealing with space differently? This fourth edition of TRIBRU challenges artist and architect, viewer and user to think about the future of Bruges and cities worldwide.