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.

At the crossroads of art, architecture and design, the environments proposed at the exhibition are three-dimensional and immersive works. They are activated thanks to the interaction of the audience and completed by human presence.

“Foodscapes, By eating, we digest territories”, curated by Eduardo Castillo-Vinuesa and Manuel Ocaña, explores the Spanish agro-architectural context, the food engine of Europe.

Comprising 13 project models and a panoramic view of the projects built and under study, the exhibition focuses on the work of the studio, founded in 1994, with offices in Paris and Vienna and a considerable track record of projects of the most varied types.

SAMI-arquitectos has been awarded the BigMat National Prize for Architecture in Portugal ’23 for their winery project located within the Unesco World Heritage vineyard landscape of Pico Island, one of the nine islands that form the mid-Atlantic, Azorean archipelago.

The experimental project Jelšava cabins, awarded with the BigMat National Prize for Architecture in Slovakia’23, proposese an adventure accommodation in an old ruined manor house in a small post industrial town of Jelšava.