Marina Tabassum has been awarded the 2021 Soane Medal. This prestigious award is awarded annually by Sir John Soane’s Museum London to an architect, educator and/or critic who has made a major contribution to their field through practice, history or theory, and in doing so has furthered and enriched the public understanding of architecture.
We are pleased to see this award go to Marina Tabassum, the Bangladeshi architect perhaps most well-known for the Bait Ur Rouf Mosque in Dhaka, which won the Aga Khan Award for architecture in 2016.
Look out for our forthcoming publication with her, which will be the first monography of her work, detailing her architectural journey from it’s early beginnings and revealing the passion and inspirations behind her socially-conscious buildings
The exhibition “Building to Heal – New Architecture for Hospitals,” presented by the Architekturmuseum of TUM, has arrived in Dornbirn, Austria, following its successful debut in Munich.
The exhibition “Building to Heal – New Architecture for Hospitals,” presented by the Architekturmuseum of TUM, has arrived in Dornbirn, Austria, following its successful debut in Munich.
The laureates of this year’s Global Award for Sustainable Architecture were announced during a festive award ceremony in Venice. We are pleased to announce that the publication showcasing the outstanding work of the winners is now available.
