Søren Pihlmann (pihlmann architects), Build of Site
The Danish Pavilion is located right by the entrance of the biennale in the Giardini Publici, a green garden once open to the public, now an entry-by-ticket area, home to the majority of the national pavilions participating in the Art and Architecture Biennales. As an architecture fan, the pavilion...
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Ardeth
2026
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| Online pristup: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Sažetak: | The Danish Pavilion is located right by the entrance of the biennale in the Giardini Publici, a green garden once open to the public, now an entry-by-ticket area, home to the majority of the national pavilions participating in the Art and Architecture Biennales. As an architecture fan, the pavilions in the garden are in themselves worth a visit, even without exhibitions. They tell stories of national identities, style and geopolitical (in)balance expressed through architecture – and together... |
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