20/4/2024, 10 AM–6 PM
S AM Bike Tour – Open House PLUS+
In cooperation with Open House Basel : 27/ & 28/ April 2024
Andreas Ruby, the director of the Swiss Architecture Museum, offers a bike tour for sporty riders with a focus on industrial places in the trinational agglomeration.
The S AM bike tour makes a wide berth around Basel and unfolds the entire spectrum of the border triangle with its fascinating industrial building culture, beguiling wine-growing landscapes and memorable non-places in the intermediate city.
If your bike can handle different surfaces, it hasn't been your only bike tour of the year, you don't have an aversion to sweating and you feel like improvising, then this tour is right for you.
Reservation required: Registration
Meeting point: in front of the main entrance of the S AM Swiss Architecture Museum, Steinenberg 7
Note: Bring your own bike and weatherproof clothing - the tour takes place in all weathers!
You should also be able to carry your bike up and down a flight of stairs, as this will be necessary at one point on the tour.Lost, rejected, stalled,
changed...EXTENDED: until 5/5/2024!‘What if: Unbuilt Architecture in Switzerland’
Due to a change in our exhibition calendar as well as to accommodate the large interest in the show, the exhibition ‘What if’ will be extended until 5 May 2024.12/4/–2/6/2024
SAY Swiss Architecture Yearbook - Travelling Exhibition
From 12/4/-2/6/2024 ZAZ Bellerive shows the exhibition 'SAY Swiss Architecture Yearbook'.
Venue: ZAZ Bellerive, Zentrum Architektur Zürich, Höschgasse 3, 8008 ZürichPublic Opening: 11/4/2024, 7 PM
Introduction to the exhibition with:-
Ludovica Molo (President BSA Schweiz)
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Yuma Shinohara (Curator S AM Basel)
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Roland Züger and Daniel Kurz (werk, bauen + wohnen)
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Christoph Bürkle (Management Board ZAZ BELLERIVE)
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25/11/2023–5/5/2024
What if
Unbuilt Architecture in Switzerland
Very few countries give their population such a far-reaching democratic right of co-determination in the realisation of architecture and urbanism as does Switzerland. While this has produced a democratically approved architecture that is unique in the world, it has also prevented numerous projects from becoming part of the country’s built history.
Whether lost, rejected, stalled or changed … there is a multitude of architectural designs that continue to be talked about to this day in Switzerland, even though they have never been executed.LINA Open Call 2024
Third LINA Open Call invites emerging creatives to apply with ideas, texts and practices addressing the environmental crisis.
The Open Call seeks emerging spatial practitioners, thinkers, and creatives to become LINA fellows. Individuals and teams are invited to apply with radical ideas, practical solutions, theoretical insights or thought-provoking practices addressing the environmental crisis.
25 selected authors will be invited to the 2024 LINA Conference in Sarajevo (3–4 October), while any one of the eligible applicants can be invited to co-create the LINA Architecture Programme, a series of events organised by members of the platform across Europe.Who we are looking for
We are looking for innovative individuals and collectives who apply their theoretical and practical knowledge to better our common future. We’re searching for innovators who develop spatial practices that question the status quo. We want to welcome new and emerging voices to make their mark and help amplify their radical ideas.
We are looking to give a platform to those who have not yet broken through to the international audience, and are not yet established in their respective fields. Age is not a limit, however only Creative Europe country residents are eligible to participate.
We are looking for those wanting to participate in mentoring, teaching, residencies, research, writing, who want to present their work and develop meaningful programmes. Though travel is not always a necessity, we are looking for those interested in international collaboration. We want to promote people who care for the future of our planet and who share our ethical values.All documentation and application forms are available on the LINA website.
Please note: Due to Creative Europe regulations, the open call is only open to residents or nationals of the 40 countries that participate in the Creative Europe program (of which Switzerland is not a member). It is however possible to apply as a group if at least one member of your team is resident in or holds a passport from one of these countries.Call 4 Models!
We are looking for disused architecture models for our next exhibition 'What if' (25.11.2023-7.4.2024). They will exhibited / given a last moment of glory at S AM to then be transformed as part of our mediation programme into new designs.
Do you have…
… a whole stock of models to donate and would like us to collect them? Please contact us via info@sam-basel.org
LINA platform
LINA, the European architecture platform, is a network connecting prominent cultural players with emerging practitioners and thinkers in architecture. Its goal is to steer the architectural sector towards sustainable, circular and clean practices, to link the existing efforts into a united LINA Architecture Programme, and highlight new and emerging voices, giving them an international platform.
Members
Architectuul*, Atelier LUMA Arles, Architekturos Fondas Vilnius*, Barleti University Tirana, BETA Timișoara Architecture Biennial*, BINA Društvo arhitekata Beograda*, Copenhagen Architecture Festival*, Dani arhitekture Sarajevo*, Design Academy Eindhoven, dpr-barcelona*, Društvo arhitekata Istre*, Eesti Arhitektuurimuuseum Tallinn*, ETSAM UPM Madrid, Fakulteta za arhitekturo Univerze v Ljubljani, FAAD Notre Dame University-Louaize, Fondazione MAXXI Roma*, Forecast Berlin*, Fundacio Mies van den Rohe Barcelona, HDA Haus der Architektur Graz*, Irish Architecture Foundation, Kosovo Architecture Foundation*, Oslo Architecture Triennale*, S AM Schweizerisches Architekturmuseum*, Tbilisi Architecture Biennale*, TU Wien Gebäudelehre und Entwerfen, Theatrum Mundi Paris*, Trienal de Arquitectura de Lisboa*, VI PER Gallery Praha*
*Previously members of the Future Architecture platform
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