Editor Fabian Peters of the German Baumeister Magazine May 21 features Monadnock, among others, in the theme issue on ‘Pittoresk’, for more information please fidn this link: baumeister

On behalf of Professor Wolfgang Lorch, Monadnock will lecture at the T.U.Darmstadt, Faculty of Architecture on Wednesday June 2nd at 18:00h, as part of the ‘Positionen’-series. Feel free to join here

Happy to announce the selection of The Park Pavilion among the Dutch nominees of the EU Mies award! For more information, please visit these links: EUMies, EUMiesaward22 and PHV

On behalf of Mark Lee, principal of Johnston Marklee & Associates and Chair of the Department of Architecture at Harvard GSD, Monadnock is invited to provide at lecture and take part in a conversation with Jeanette Kuo of Karamuk Kuo Architects from Zurich.

Register is free. For more information, please visit this link: GSD

The German magazine Baunetzwoche elaborately reflects on the current state of Dutch architecture, in an article by Florian Heimeyer, highlighting a new generation of Dutch architects.

For the article, please visit this link: Baunetz

The Park Pavilion is awarded by the BNA, the Dutch Foundation for Architects, as best building of the year 2020 – category Identity and Icon. Very honored with this award.

For more information, please visit: BNA and NPDHV

On behalf of Professor Uwe Schröder, Monadnock is invited to provide a lecture at the faculty of architecture RWTH Aachen on recent work and strategies of design, followed by a conversation with Professor Uwe Schröder, Professor Anne-Julchen Bernardt and Professor Wim van den Berg.

On behalf of Hyukjin Kang, Associate Professor of Department of Architecture, Korea National University of Transportation, Monadnock is invited for providing a lecture on recent work.

Gabriel Lester & Monadnock collaborated on the maze-installation ’The Third Degree’ as part of the exhibition ‘We Never Sleep’ by curator Cristina Ricupero in the Schirn Kunsthalle in Frankfurt, Germany. The exhibition runs till January 2021.

The circular pavilion just tightly fits between the gallery walls and encloses a labirintic interior in which a chorus of haunting voices is audible, prompting questions and picking up on manipulative interrogation techniques.

The Park Pavilion is published in the new yearbook for Dutch Architecture 2019-2020, a critical selection of fine Dutch buildings, and was presented on Monday 21st of September.

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