Barozzi Veiga participates in the current Architecture Biennale in Venice, presenting a project recently developed in Vlorë. The work is featured in Albania’s national pavilion, titled Building Architecture Culture. The project explores local identity through contemporary design, contributing to the pavilion’s broader dialogue on cultural heritage, architecture, and evolving urban landscapes.

Barozzi Veiga is part of the exhibition Habitar España. Medio siglo de vivienda, curated by Fernanda Canales and presented at La Casa de la Arquitectura in Madrid. The show presents a collective journey through the last 50 years of Spanish housing via 100 residential projects, including Barozzi Veiga’s 2014 design for the Solo House, which is set to be built in the coming years.

On the occasion of the opening of Abby Kortrijk, a new museum and cultural building in Belgium, Barozzi Veiga has curated a new volume published by Hannibal Books. The book includes texts by Fabrizio Barozzi and Alberto Veiga, Tom Debaere and Bert Bultereys, Sarah Keymeulen, and Pieter T’Jorck; construction site images by Dieter Van Caneghem and Simone Marcolin; and drawings by Barozzi Veiga.

We are pleased to announce the inauguration of the Abby Kortrijk, set to take place on March 27th, marking the completion of a journey that began five years ago with the international competition. The winning project, designed by Barozzi Veiga in collaboration with Tab Architects, will finally open its doors, showcasing a remarkable tranformation of the urban configuration of the area and providing the city with new public spaces. Focused on a broad interpretation of the theme of identity, the project extends and transforms the historically significant complex of Groeninge Abbey into an arts space for site-specific temporary exhibitions and public events.

The magazine Detail has published an article on Barozzi Veiga’s project for Dynafit, featuring the façade’s design on ist iconic cover. The piece explores its unique features, including advanced material use and integration with the Alpine environment.

The Dynafit Factory in Kiefersfelden was inaugurated in mid-September following the first prize in an international competition held between 2018 and 2019. Photographs of the completed building will soon be available, showcasing its architecture seamlessly integrated into the Alpine setting of Kiefersfelden.

The latest monograph of Barozzi Veiga, published by Verlag Der Buchhandlung Walther König, is sold out after just approximately a year. Thank you for your interest in the publication. We are currently considering the possibility of releasing a second edition soon to make the volume available again.

In 2019 Barozzi Veiga presents the design for a major makeover of The Art Institute of Chicago, which transforms the museum by providing greater access to exhibitions, collections, and programs, with new and expanded art historical and social narratives.
This week, after five years, The Art Institute of Chicago announces a transformative gift that will support the construction of a first part of the project, converting what has been an aspiration into a reality.

‘As found. Experiments at the edge of Verona walls’—the architecture studio directed by Fabrizio Barozzi at IUAV in Venice—concluded with a day of final reviews and an exhibition. As a result of the collective academic work, the studio elaborated 15 proposals to enhance, transforme and reuse the historic wall in Verona.
Thanks to Alberto Veiga and Michele Andreatta for sharing valuable feedbacks about the projects. Thanks to Simone Marcolin for documenting the work through photography.
Congratulations to all students involved. The results of the course will soon be part of a small publication available on request.

Barozzi Veiga celebrates 20 Years! On 31 May collaborators and firends joined current and former team to celebrate its 20th anniversary. The practice was established in 2004 in a small rented apartment in Barcelona, following the first important competition win. Its works on both public and private commissions—with a focus on cultural, civic and educational buildings—has been since then widely awarded, exhibited and published in the specialist press.
Today, the atelier comprises an international team of 30 staff working on a diverse range of projects around the world and can look back on 10 completed buildings around Europe.

Barozzi Veiga won the competition for the Cultural Centre Astoria, located in historical core of the city of Malaga. The project consolidates the east side of Plaza de la Merced, and acts as part of a wider ensemble of heritage elements. The building seeks both to be part of this significant environment and to define a new urban architecture with its own character and identity. As a celebration of the wonderful climate of the city, the volume opens towards the outside through wide and green loggias that give singularity, enhance the importance and public vocation of the building, and strength the visual connections between with the Cultural Centre and the city of Malaga.

Alberto Veiga illustrated the work of Barozzi Veiga at the Australian Institute of Architects in Melbourne, a two-day program addressing Australia’s leading architects, architecture firms, thought leaders and emerging architects.

Barozzi Veiga, in collaboration with the local architects Hermansson Hiller Lundberg Arkitekter and the landscape architect Peter Korn, won the two phases and almost two years long competition for the renovation and the extension of the Göteborgs Konstmuseum.

A 1:200 model of the Águilas Auditorio Infanta Elena is part of the collective exhibition “La construcción de un país”—organised by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Agenda, and curated by architect and editor Moisés Puente—at La Casa de la Arquitectura in Madrid, presenting the most relevant architectures built in Spain from 2008 until today.

Construction site for Dynafit Headquartes continues to advance rapidly. Our office will take a small winter break and get back on track again on the 8th of January.
Merry Christmas and best wishes for 2024 from a snowy Kiefersfelden!

The project for the renovation and extension of the Casino Knokke-Heist to be transformed into a new cultural and leisure centre has been released. The proposal—a project of about 43 000m2, accommodating an event space, an art hall, a nightclub, a casino, a restaurant and wine bar and a car park—is a confrontation between old and new. The ambition is to restore the overall cohesion of the building and create a coherence with the new additions. The dichotomy between continuity with the existing and the desire for a new identity is translated into a single new volume with a poetic meaning for Knokke-Heist.

Following an international competition, Barozzi Veiga’s proposal for the PortziX Architecture Competition was selected as the winning design. Ideally located on the cliff, facing the Atlantic Ocean and overlooking the Goulet de Brest, the new building for Exail group is conceived as a compact and pragmatic project open towards the landscape. The expression of the architecture is concentrated in the slim shape of its volume, completed by some adjunct elements, influenced by a certain naval world. The design meets a series of demanding challenges, ranging from the adaptability and flexibility of the spaces, the minimization of the building’s environmental impact, as well as the cohesion and well-being of the employees desired for this site.

Fabrizio Barozzi has received the Premio Presidente della Repubblica 2020 of the Accademia Nazionale di San Luca in a ceremony held in the Salone delle Feste at Palazzo del Quirinale on Wednesday, October 11. The prize has been given by the President of the Italian Republic, Sergio Mattarella, in the presence of the President of the Chamber of Deputies, Lorenzo Fontana, the Vice President of the Senate, Anna Rossomando, the Minister of Culture, Gennaro Sangiuliano and the Minister of University and Research, Anna Maria Bernini.
The award was introduced in 1949 by the former President of the Italian Republic and Academic Luigi Einaudi as a “sign of appreciation for the creative activity”, and it represents the highest institutional recognitions of the Italian Republic.

The Centre Pompidou in Paris shows the work of Barozzi Veiga as part of the permanent collection of the museum. Featuring unreleased hand drawings, models and photographs, the exhibition presents the projects for the Szczecin Philharmonic Hall (Mies van der Rohe Award for European Architecture 2015), the Bündner Kunstmuseum Chur (RIBA Award for International Excellence 2018), and the Musée cantonal des Beaux-Arts Lausanne (Erich Mendelsohn Award for Brick Architecture 2020). The works will be on display until late autumn.

The renovation of the Jewish Museum of Belgium received the building permit and entered the final design and construction phase.

Barozzi Veiga in collaboration with Tab Architects, Barbara Van Der Wee Architects and Mosbach Paysagiste won the competition for the renovation and extension of the Casino Knokke-Heist to be transformed in a new cultural and leisure centre.
The image shows Magritte Hall’s “Enchanting Domain”, a mural painting 72 metres long painted by René Magritte.

The UPF Universidad Pompeu Fabra hosted a major signing ceremony for the institutional protocol for furthering the Ciutadella del Coneixement and laying the first stone of the Mercat del Peix research complex.
The new BIST building by Barozzi Veiga, will be the first piece of the ambitious Ciudadella del Coneixement initiative, developed by the Barcelona City Council and the UPF to transform this area into a southern Europe reference centre of urban knowledge in biomedicine, biodiversity, and planetary wellbeing.

Barozzi Veiga completed the project for Aesop’s first store in Barcelona. The design transforms an old watch shop located in the building Casa Mumbrú, an original construction from 1882 corresponding to Pere Puig Poch and reformed, between 1912 and 1919, by the modernist architects Juli Maria Fossas. In this context, the new store’s facade is defined as an element that gives continuity to what surrounds it and, at the same time, as a singular moment in the whole, an entrance. Familiar and alien at the same time, a simple dark metal door enigmatically appears between two of the columns of the building in which the store is located.

On Continuity is a new book by Barozzi Veiga that presents the theoretical background of our first monographic exhibition. The work, recently presented at House of Arts of the city of České Budějovice, reveals the meaning of his title and describes the first two stops of the shows, presented in Venice, in 2021, and in Milan in 2022.

The first edition limited to 100 copies includes essays by Fabrizio Barozzi and Alberto Veiga, Marco Biraghi, Marko Pogacnik. The book was edited by Diletta Trinari. Design is by Numa Merino Studio.

Starting in 2021, Fabrizio Barozzi collaborated with Fundación Arquia as juror for a competition for the allocation of a series of scholarships to students from the Iberian Peninsula. On October 20, at the VIII Festival arquia/próxima 2022, he gave a closing lecture about the work of Barozzi Veiga.

The monograph Barozzi Veiga, published by Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther und Franz König, was awarded the DAM Architectural Book Award 2022. The award-winning book is presented at the Frankfurt Book Fair, October 19⁠–⁠23, 2022.

During Concreta fair in Porto, Amag presents an exhibition and lecture by Barozzi Veiga. Tanzhaus Zürich, Musée cantonal des Beaux-Arts Lausanne and Bündner Kunstmuseum Chur will be on display through a selection of images and three conceptual models made by Alvaro Negrello.

The exhibition will be opened by Fabrizio Barozzi at 4.30pm. The lecture will follow starting from 5pm in the auditorium of Exponor.

From October 13, the House of Art of České Budějovice in Budweis hosts ‘On Continuity’, displaying a selection of projects by the Barozzi Veiga.

Opening is at 6pm, admission is Tue-Sun from 10am to 6pm until November 13.

The project for Oolite Arts’ new home in Miami is part of the exhibition ‘International 2022’ at GA Gallery in Tokyo. The show is accompanied by the publication of the annual magazine Ga Document 160, which features ongoing projects of the most active architects in the world.

Plateforme 10 - Lausanne’s new art district - opens to public. The masterplan by Barozzi Veiga is home to three museums of the Canton de Vaud: MCBA, mudac and Photo Elysée, as well as the collections of foundations Tomas Pauli and Félix Vallotton.

Following an international competition among twenty architecture offices, our proposal for the new Vltava Philharmonic Hall has been awarded the second prize.

The project is inspired by the verticality of the city’s architecture and by the fluid evanescence of music. It combines the main program in a unique elegant volume, defining a permeable green public space which opens up towards the city and towards the river.

Excavation for Dynafit Headquarters in Kiefersfelden to conclude soon. Situated along the highway linking Germany and Austria, the new building will play on the profile of the nearby mountains, becoming part of the natural landscape of the Inn valley defined by a sense of verticality.

Construction starting in June is due to be completed in 2024.

The start of demolition work at the Groeninge Abbey Art and Exhibition Space has been announced. The project will transform and extend the historically valuable ensemble into a new Art and Exhibition Space for temporary displays and public activities, a dynamic place for openness, dialogue, and connection.

Completion of the works and opening are scheduled for 2024.

The project for Oolite Arts’ new home in Miami has been released. Oolite Arts is both a community and a resource, providing artists with studio space and exhibition opportunities.

In an industrial area that has undergone recent significant transformation, the proposal creates an oasis that is both a place of quiet for artists and a space of encounter with the local community, highlighting the civic value of the institution. The program is organized like a small village around an exuberant garden. The balance between intimacy and openness towards the neighbourhood is expressed by the apparently hermetic urban plinth, which allows a glimpse of the garden from the entry passage, and by the landscape of towers which serve variously as skylights, wind catchers, solar chimneys and water tanks, creating a highly efficient bioclimatic environment and expressing the importance of light and climate as elements of the project.

The new monograph ‘Barozzi Veiga’ has been published by Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther und Franz König.
The book presents published and unpublished projects, a selection of the most important works developed by the office during its first fifteen years of practice. The content consists of digital and handmade drawings, images, and texts. The monograph includes about thirty projects shown in a continuous flow of designs and ideas, introduced by the essay ‘All that is’, written by Fabrizio Barozzi and Alberto Veiga.
The book was edited by Diletta Trinari. Design is by John Morgan and Adrien Vasquez.

Sales will start on the 13th of April. Pre-ordering is possible through the publisher’s website.

Barozzi Veiga is looking for a BIM Architect and a Project Architect to join our office in Barcelona. Check Recruitment page for all the details.

From February 10, Politecnico of Milan hosts the exhibition ‘On Continuity’. A lecture by Fabrizio Barozzi and Alberto Veiga – with Marco Biraghi, Massimo Bricocoli, Franco Tagliabue and Cino Zucchi – introduces the event at 4.30pm.

Barozzi Veiga – Monument and Matter is the new monographic issue published by Arquitectura Viva. Two essays by Luis Fernández and Philip Ursprung accompany the projects drawings and images.

Fabrizio Barozzi and Alberto Veiga have been elected as Foreign Members of the Académie d’Architecture in Paris, one of the oldest French institutions which fosters the quality of architecture and spatial planning, and promotes researching and teaching in the field of architecture. On the 20th of October, during the ceremony of installation, President Pablo Katz and Ms Joanna Fourquier officially present the architects to the members of the Académie.

From October 14, the University of Venice hosts ‘On Continuity’, displaying a selection of projects by the practice at various stages of their development. Each work is presented through published and unpublished drawings, images and models.
Opening is at 4pm, Università Iuav di Venezia, Spazio Gino Valle (Cotonificio veneziano, Dorsoduro 2196). Admission is Mon-Fri from 9am to 7pm until November 26.

Tanzhaus Zürich is widely released in the printed magazine DOMa, which illustrates the creative and constructive processes that led to the definition and realization of the project.

Barozzi Veiga participate to the Seoul Biennale of Architecture with the installation ‘Cross’, which re-elaborates the bricks façade of the Musée cantonal des Beaux-Arts Lausanne. The artwork presents the vibrant texture of the museum, communicating its presence and massiveness as well as the potential for evoking abstract links and emotional relationships with its context.
On the 4x4m marker, the work consists of a cross-plan bricks sculpture, on-site constructed using 322 local recycled bricks. The instalaltion aims to showcase the material, highlighting the process of recycling and addressing nowadays’ necessities of rethinking the way of making architecture and art. Through its materiality and shape, it transmits the dialogues between the sense of belonging to a context and the autonomy of architecture, between the heritage of a place and the responsibility of modern constructions, as present crossroads between past and future.

Buildings A1 and D4 open with the official launch of the London Design District. The two volumes provide in total about 2300 sq m of flexible space in a new neighbourhood devoted to design, art, tech, craft and music. A1 and D4 are the new home respectively for Ravensbourne University and NOW Gallery.

Interior images of four public buildings by Barozzi Veiga are on display at Olivetti Showroom by Carlo Scarpa in Venice as part of the collective exhibition ‘Together. L’abitare contemporaneo di ieri, oggi e domani’.

Following an international competition, the design for the new Barcelona Institute of Science and Technology by Barozzi Veiga was selected as the winning proposal by an expert jury.
Flanking the Ciutadella Park, the project is located in the area of the Antic Mercat del Peix, which will be converted into an innovative hub dedicated to research and investigation. The new BIST building is the first piece of the ambitious Ciudadella del Coneixement initiative, developed by the Barcelona City Council and the UPF to transform this area into a southern Europe reference centre of urban knowledge in biomedicine, biodiversity, and planetary wellbeing.
Moreover, this project represents the first work by Barozzi Veiga to be built in the city of Barcelona.

Fabrizio Barozzi is among the testimonials of the Italian Design Day 2021. On this occasion, he presents some recent works by Barozzi Veiga in the context of a talk moderated by the architect Giancarlo Mazzanti. The event is organized by the Embassy of Italy in Bogotá together with Arquitectour.

Barozzi Veiga, in collaboration with the local partners Tab Architects and the heritage architects Koplamp Architecten, win the competition for the renovation and extension of the Groeninge Abbey Art and Exhibition Space. Situated in the city of Kortrijk, the project transforms and extends the historically valuable ensemble into a new Art and Exhibition Space for temporary exhibitions and public activities.

Tanzhaus Zürich is a nominee for the Auszeichnung gute Bauten der Stadt Zürich.
The project consists in a new cultural building for the city of Zürich which reflects the importance of the Tanzhaus as one of the most significant centres for contemporary dance in Switzerland.
Check the voting link here below!

The refurbishment and extension of the Ragenhaus Musikschule has been shortlisted for the European Award for Architectural Heritage Intervention 2021.
Enhancing the urban identity of the city, the project develops in continuity with the existing building typology and urban setting of the historical centre of Bruneck. A new inhabited wall hosts the program and encloses the new garden, which highlights the presence of the Ragenhaus and becomes the reference space for the classrooms of the school.

The Musée cantonal des Beaux-Arts Lausanne by Barozzi Veiga won the Architecture Grand Prix at the DNA Paris Design Awards 2021. The building was awarded Architecture Design of the Year.

Fabrizio Barozzi tells about his experience as the Jury President for the FAD Awards 2021. Follow the link to read the interview.

The second prize winning proposal to extend the MCBA works in continuity with the logic that defined the main square and created its specific character. The building is conceived as one more fragment of that series of objects placed around Plaça dels Àngels, a new seemingly independent element that completes the whole heterogeneity.

Alberto Veiga is among the speakears of the IIT Architecture Chicago Lectures Series 2021. Find out more on the College’s dedicated page.

The three-day jury of the XV Bienal Española de Arquitectura y Urbanismo begin today in the context of the XV BEAU ‘España vacía, España llena. Estrategias de conciliación’ curated by Óscar Miguel Ares, Anna Bach and Eugeni Bach. Alberto Veiga, together with María Castrillo, Carmen Moreno, Stephen Bates and Véronique Patteeuw, joins the board of the Bienal for the evaluation of the most interesting architecture and urbanism proposals of the past three years.
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TC 149 collects Barozzi Veiga’s most relevant projects of the past ten years comprehesively presented focusing on construction processes and details.

Alberto Veiga joins the Yale Architecture Spring 2021 Events program. Visit the School’s website to get the registration for the online lecture about the most recent work by Barozzi Veiga.

The Musée cantonal des Beaux-Arts Lausanne has been released in the 272 issue of the catalan magazine Quaderns d’Arquitectura i Urbanisme, titled ‘Tèchniques cosmètiques’. The publication will be presented through an online event attended by the architects Pep Avilés and Javier García Germán, as well as by the editors of this issue, Nuria Casais and Ferran Grau.

Tanzhaus Zürich is a nominee for the ArchDaily 2021 Building of the Year Awards. Check the voting link here below!

Barozzi Veiga is now on Instagram! Follow the official profile for weekly updates about our works.

The Musée cantonal des Beaux-Arts Lausanne by Barozzi Veiga was awarded the Grand Prix 2020 as part of the coveted Fritz Höger Award for Brick Architecture. The prize recognises outstanding achievements in the creative, constructive and technological use of bricks in architecture. With almost 600 projects submitted and a great international response, the competition is one of the most important architecture prizes in Germany.

The jury highlighted the monumentality of the building as well as the sophisticated brick design. In one phrase: ‘A piece of history that tells how to fully exploit the possibilities of brick’.

Barozzi Veiga is among the five teams shortlisted by the Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA) Consortium to draw up proposals for the extension of the museum at the Convent dels Àngels. The jury of the international competition, consisting of representatives of all the members of the consortium – Barcelona City Council, the Government of Catalonia, the Spanish Ministry of Culture and the MACBA Foundation – as well as representatives of the museum and members of the Architects’ Association of Catalonia (COAC), will announce the results in March 2021.

Barozzi Veiga has been selected for the 2nd phase of the international competition for the design of the Barcelona Institute of Science and Technology building, to be part of the new research and innovation complex at the Antic Mercat del Peix in Barcelona. Situated near the Parc de la Ciutadella, the site of the project gets its name from the old Barcelona Fish Market, which stood there until just a few years ago. The initiative, which is led by the Barcelona City Council and UPF, together with the Generalitat de Catalunya, and with the support of the Spanish Government’s 2030 Agenda, aims to turn the Parc de la Ciutadella area in the centre of Barcelona into a hub of reference for urban knowledge in southern Europe.

The proposal by Barozzi Veiga is among the five projects shortlisted in the International Competition Shenzhen Conservatory of Music. The new development is one of ‘Ten Cultural Facilities in New Era’ invested by Shenzhen Municipal Government. With the demand for music and art talents, Shenzhen Conservatory of Music aims to integrate advanced educational philosophies and to establish an international, innovative, world-leading higher education institution for music and art.

The Musée cantonal des Beaux-Arts Lausanne received the NAN Award 2020 as the best international project of the year.
The museum is part of Plateforme10, the masterplan—designed by Barozzi Veiga—for a new art district in Lausanne. The building, a monolithic volume parallel to the railway, echoes the industrial past of the area and defines a continuous public space where architecture becomes the frame of the urban life and the container of the new art centre of the city.

Fabrizio Barozzi has been named Jury President for the FAD Awards 2021. Created in 1958, the FAD Awards are the longest-standing prizes in Europe in the field of architecture and interior design. The jury members of the 63º edition of the awards are: Agnès Blanch, Daria de Seta, Manel Marín, Pedro Matos Gameiro and Rosa Rull.

The Tanzhaus Zürich has been comprehensively presented in the November issue of Casabella.

Construction is underway for the two buildings part of the Design District in London. Building A1 is due for completion at the end of this month. D4 will follow at the beginning of 2021. The two twin buildings will offer workplace for creative works of all kinds. Image © Ardmore Group

Barozzi Veiga, in collaboration with Tab Architects and Barbara Van Der Wee Architects, won the competition for the renovation of the Jewish Museum of Belgium.

The proposal for the transformation of the museum—described by the jury as a ‘discrete and at the same time present integration in the urban fabric’—focuses on reinforcing the relationship between the cultural institution and the city of Brussels. The museum combines different public programs, aiming to be a dynamic place for openness, dialogue, and connection.

Alberto Veiga takes part in Anabata Talk Series 2020, a digital event transmitted via Youtube, Facebook, Instagram, Spotify and Zoom. Check the following link for info and registration.

Fabrizio Barozzi will be giving an online public lecture at Architectural Record’s Innovation Conference, the 20-year prestigious annual event organized by the New Yorker magazine.
Registrations are open following the link below.

Out now ‘L’architettura e l’esperienza dello spazio’, a collection of five interviews curated by Renato Bocchi and developed during November Talks 2019 at IUAV. The publication presents a comprehensive interview about the work of Barozzi Veiga.
Among the other contributers: Guillermo Hevia, Marusa Zorec, Carme Pinos and Manuel Mateus.

Fabrizio Barozzi gives a lecture for Brickworks inDETAIL International about Barozzi Veiga’s first fifteen years of practice. The conference will be live streamed at 10.30 CET and will be followed by a conversation with the architect Stephen Varady.

Alberto Veiga presents the currently under constructon projects for two buildings located in the London Design District.
Opening later in the year, Design District will be London’s new permanent home for creative industries. It comprises of sixteen buildings, designed by eight different architects, set in the heart of Greenwich Peninsula.
The talk—held by Nick Compton—will be hosted live on Zoom. Follow the link below to get your ticket!

Tanzhaus Zürich has been shortlisted in the civic building category for Dezeen Awards 2020.
The project, which opened in 2019, consists of a simple volume of space integrated into the slope, connecting the existing intertwining itineraries at different levels along the river bank. The building enables a new public garden to be generated on its roof and, simultaneously, reactivates the promenade along the Limmat. The main façade uniformly opens up to the space along the river, connecting the outdoor area to the foyer, extending and enriching the new public space.

Fabrizio Barozzi has been appointed Gensler Visiting Critic at the College of Architecture, Art, and Planning (AAP) at Cornell University.
During this fall 2020 he will carry on the option studio ‘On Continuity’ in the context of the Professional Master of Architecture (M.Arch.).

Fabrizio Barozzi gives a short presentation about the Musée cantonal des Beaux-Arts Lausanne, shortlisted for the category ‘international buildings’. Among the orther speakers and finalists: Iñaki Ábalos and Renata Sentkiewicz, Clara de Solà-Morales, Albert Faus Madrid, Josep Ferrando Bramona. Afterwards, the ArquinFAD Jury President Pau de Solà-Morales moderates a debate about spanish architecture around the world.
Check the link below to follow the online event!

The Musée cantonal des Beaux-Arts Lausanne has been recognized as one of the best architectures built during the last three years by an italian architect. The award, organized by MAXXI Foundation and Triennale di Milano Foundation, will be presented through an exhibition to be held in October 2020 at MAXXI museum.

Fabrizio Barozzi is among the guests of the RCR Open Program 2020, a series of multidisciplinary conferences organized during the RCR Summer Workshop. Among other speakears: William Curtis, María Langarita, Suzuki Hisao and Smiljan Radic. Check the link below to follow the live conference on the 15th of July, 8pm CEST.

The Tanzhaus Zürich has been released in the new issue of Detail, which mainly focuses on the topic ‘Architecture and Topography’.

The a+u May 2020 issue features the European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture – Mies van der Rohe Award (EU Mies Award). The Szczecin Philharmonic Hall—Mies van der Rohe Award 2015—is part of this important collection about European Architecture.

Fabrizio Barozzi is invited to present the most recent projects by Barozzi Veiga during the next series of Casabella Lectures. The online talk, which will start at 6pm, will be introduced by Francesco Dal Co.
The live webinar is only upon registration. Follow the link below to sign-up.

Alberto Veiga will hold a Special Lecture at YACademy’s high-level training course ‘Architecture for Heritage’. Applications are open for students and architects: check out the program!

Barozzi Veiga has been featured in a new compact monograph by Hachette Fascicoli—I maestri dell’architettura Collector’s Edition—which presents the protagonists of contemporary architecture in an exclusive collection of illustrated large format issues.

Barozzi Veiga is taking actions to prevent and slow down the spread of COVID-19. In compliance with the latest national guidelines, the office will continue to work regularly, incorporating homeworking as a new model of work and as a precautionary measure.

Barozzi Veiga contributed to In Memoriam, an exhibition organized by Yale School of Architecture.
The show presents some thirty architects’ designs for their own tombs — some newly prepared for the occasion, others long built and occupied. From Mimar Sinan to Le Corbusier, the exhibition features drawings by architects including Barozzi Veiga, Sam Jacob, Erin & Ian Besler, Bryan Cantley, Níall McLaughlin, Flores & Prats and others.
Whether meant to preserve one’s memory and beliefs, or provide a space for forgetting, these spatial, formal and procedural interventions show a variety of approaches to a subject rarely probed by contemporary architects.

Following an international competition, the leading resource for Miami-based visual artists Oolite Arts selected Barozzi Veiga to create a new home for the organization in the City of Miami.
The new campus will be accessible to different kinds of artists and will provide several spaces for arts, such as an exhibition area and a theater for lectures. The purpose of this renovation is to make the center beneficial both to artists and to the whole community.

Barozzi Veiga will be part of Cevisama 2020 Architecture and Design Forum in Valencia, together with Thom Mayne, RCR Arquitectes, Bjarke Ingels, Antón García-Abril, Belinda Tato and Benedetta Tagliabue.
The series of conferences will be curated by Luis Fernández-Galiano under the title “Arquitectura material 3”.

Barozzi Veiga has been awarded the second prize in the context of an international competition for the design of the new Nîmes Congress Hall.
The proposal develops a sequence of urban and public spaces, aiming to reactivate and enhance the historic centre of Nîmes, France.

Alberto Veiga is among the speakears of the inaugural edition of The World Around’s new architecture forum that will kick-off as a conference at the Renzo Piano-designed TheTimesCenter in New York. Among other participants: Elizabeth Diller, Shohei Shigematsu, Junya Ishigami, Paola Antonelli and Eva Franch i Gilabert.

Casabella first issue of the year includes an article about the Musée cantonal des Beaux-Arts Lausanne.

Fabrizio Barozzi is invited to give a lecture at Università degli studi di Ferrara—Dipartimento di Architettura.

Fabrizio Barozzi gives a conference at Palazzo Badoer, IUAV—Istituto Universitario di Architettura di Venezia.

The Musée cantonal des Beaux-Arts Lausanne is part of the December issue of Architectural Record.

Barozzi Veiga present their major works in today’s lecture at Cooper Union.

Fabrizio Barozzi will be giving a public lecture at Cornell University—College of Architecture, Art, and Planning.

Alberto Veiga is part of the high-level training course ‘Architecture for Food’ organized by YACademy Bologna. Check the program!

A celebration of the opening of the new Museum of Fine Arts, Lausanne, Switzerland, exploring the creation of one of Europe’s foremost art centers.
Written by Philip Jodidio, Preface by Robert Wilson.

Barozzi Veiga won the international design competition for the realization of the new Dynafit Headquarters in Kiefersfelden. The new building, located along the highway to Munich, will host the main managerial and administrative centre of the famous sport brand.

The Musée cantonal des Beaux-Arts Lausanne opens to the public. On this occasion, in order to celebrate the opportunity for a permanent display of the canton’s rich art collections, the inaugural exhibition Atlas. A Cartography of Donations presents the museum’s holdings across the MCBA’s almost 3200 square metres of exhibition space.

Arquitectura Viva 218 is now out. The monographic issue presents the Musée cantonal des Beaux-Arts Lausanne, the Tanzhaus Zürich and the Ragenhaus Musikschule in Bruneck.

Barozzi Veiga has been selected to design a major makeover of the Art Institute of Chicago.
Together with the Art Institute, Barozzi Veiga will address the new museum as an interlocking complex–an unfolding series of immersive spaces to welcome the visitors. The project will transform the museum, by providing greater access to exhibitions, collections, and programs, with new and expanded art historical and social narratives.

Tanzhaus Zürich, one of the most important centres for contemporary choreography and performance in Switzerland, has been inaugurated.

Alberto Veiga gives the first Berlage Keynote of the year.

After being presented to the Venice Biennale 2016, the installation ‘A sentimental monumentality’ has been recently moved to Cretas.
Image © Duccio Malagamba

A selection of drawings and models of the most relevant projects of Barozzi Veiga is now part of the permanent collection of the Centre Pompidou in Paris.

Barozzi Veiga is proud to announce that the Bündner Kunstmuseum in Chur has recently been granted the Chicago Atheneum International Award for museums and cultural buildings.

Barozzi Veiga is proud to announce that the Bündner Kunstmuseum in Chur has recently been granted the Best Architects 20 Award for public buildings.

Architectural Digest has awarded Fabrizio Barozzi and Alberto Veiga with the AD Award Architechts of the Year.

Barozzi Veiga in collaboration with BS Arkitekter, Krogh Madsen Arkitekter and 1:1 Landskab, has won the shared first prize for the international design competition of the Aalborg Art Center.

The other finalists included: BIG, Snohetta, Henning Larsen and Praksis Arkitekter – who shares the first prize.

The result of the second phase of the competition will be published in October 2019.

Barozzi Veiga is proud to announce that the the Bündner Kunstmuseum in Chur has recently been granted the RIBA Award for International Excellence 2018.

The worldwide recognized award was granted to twenty buildings exemplifying design excellence, architectural ambition and delivering meaningful social impact.

Barozzi Veiga is proud to announce that the Music School in Brunico has recently been selected for the International FAD Award 2018.