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Rather than designing buildings, I design conditions for things to happen | Javier Peña Ibáñez - Concéntrico
In this interview with Concéntrico founder Javier Peña Ibáñez, we explore how public space can be reimagined through temporary interventions and collective design practices. From the story behind the festival to its open call process and evolving vision, this conversation offers insight into how cities can be experienced differently. An inspiring read for anyone interested in urban design, public space, and creative ways of engaging with the city.
Go as close as possible to the edge of absurdity without crossing it | Marcial Jesús - 100architects
In this interview, we speak with Marcial Jesús, founder of the Shanghai-based architecture studio 100architects, known for transforming public spaces into colorful, interactive playgrounds. From the firm’s early days in China to its bold urban interventions across the globe, Marcial shares insights on public design, the role of absurdity in creativity, and how architecture can spark joy, imagination, and urban identity.
What if a building could move in the wind or a bridge could be played like a musical instrument? | Mark Nixon - NEON
UK-based studio NEON is known for bridging architecture and art through works that bring sound, movement, and emotion into public space. In this interview, discover their creative process, their Fantastical Architecture philosophy, and the stories behind their extraordinary projects.
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