Festival of Architecture BINA Belgrade
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2022
BINA Exibitions 2022
Good Urban Life
Walks + Action 2022
This year’s GOOD URBAN LIFE project encounters action. Through performances and workshops in public spaces, images of urban interventions are carried out.
BINA Seminar
Friday, 3.6.2022.
ARCHITECTS-PROJECT-PRACTITIONERS is a series of lectures and presentations for professionals. During the seminar ideas and information in the field of design, use of new and innovative materials and products are shared.
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BINA Walks 2022
We are discovering Belgrade in the company of architects, art historians and artists, and sometimes we go even to Novi Sad, Kragujevac, Subotica, Šabac…
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Networking
BINA is part of the European architectural network. BINA encourages the mobility of authors and the exchange of programs, knowledge and experiences. Behind us are numerous international exhibitions, conferences, workshops and exhibitions. We are heading towards new European projects.
NEWS
Exhibition to dwell: BEST
Gallery Prisma, Bolzano, Italy
Group show
03.12.-21.01.2023.
The group exhibition curated by David Callas was created as collaboration between the Cultural Center of Belgrade (KCB), the Belgrade International Architecture Week (BINA) and the Sudtiroler Kunstlerbund (SKB).
Days of Oris
Join us at the 22nd edition of the Days of Oris Festival, which will take place on November 4 and 5, 2022 (Friday starting at 2:00 p.m. and Saturday starting at 10:00 a.m.) in the Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall in Zagreb.
BINA recommends OCTOBER SALON
PROGRAM OF THE FIRST PART OF THE OPENING WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE 59TH OCTOBER SALON
(out of a total of five openings of exhibition units)
You will find the detailed program of the entire October Salon here: https://oktobarskisalon.org/program/
2022 LINA Conference
21 — 22 October 2022
Faculty of Architecture of the University of Ljubljana
Zoisova 12, Ljubljana
Slovenia
2022 LINA Conference
Architecture has the power to control space. It can enable its exploitation as a resource, carve it into usable surfaces and exploit the goods created from raw materials extracted from the earth’s surface. These products, however, carry a definite expiration date. Once they are no longer deemed useful, the vast majority are discarded and replaced by new upon new volumes constructed from freshly extracted and processed raw materials. New construction occupies and exploits increasing areas of previously unused space.
