The Morning Line - Vienna
Schwarzenbergplatz, Vienna
T-B A21 presents its most ambitious public project to date in Vienna. A platform for contemporary music and composition, The Morning Line by Matthew Ritchie with Aranda\Lasch and Arup AGU is a public art structure – 8 meter high and 20 meter long, built of 20 tons of coated aluminum.
27 sound artists have contributed compositions, specially conceived for the pavilion’s architecture, which filled the sonic landscape of Schwarzenbergplatz during the pavilion’s first 6 months’ residency.
Over the coming winter months, The Morning Line will be shown without its sound component, getting ready for a new season of compositions in Spring 2012.> >
DURATION: June 7, 2011 - June 1, 2012
LOCATION: Schwarzenbergplatz, Vienna
Olafur Eliasson and David Adjaye –
Your black horizon Art Pavilion
Lopud Island, Croatia
Artist Olafur Eliasson and architect David Adjaye were commissioned by Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Contemporary to conceive an environment in which ephemeral visual appearance and architectural formulations were created in "an interlocking equation." Inaugurated in June 2005 as an official project at the 51st Bienniale di Venezia, the pavilion has found an (im)permanent home on the island of Lopud in Croatia.> >
DURATION: June 20 - October 9, 2011
LOCATION: Lopud, Croatia
Hernan Diaz Alonso / Xefirotarch –
T-B A21 Patagonia (in development)
12th Architectural Biennial, Venice
T-B A21 has commissioned architect Hernan Diaz Alonso / Xefirotarch to conceive an experimental pavilion structure for Patagonia, at the base of the Andes in Argentina. The project is in development. A model of T-B A21 Patagonia is presented at the 12th International Architecture Exhibition in the Austrian Pavilion.> >
DURATION: August 29 - November 21, 2010
LOCATION: Austrian Pavilion, Giardini, Venice
12th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia
François Roche / Stéphanie Lavaux, R&Sie – thegardenofearthlydelights
11th Architectural Biennial, Venice
thegardenofearthlydelights by French architects François Roche and Stéphanie Laveaux (R&Sie) is conceived as an architectural intervention to revive the historic Renaissance gardens on the Croatian island of Lopud, guided and inspired by the historical descriptions of plants found in the scientific herbaria of medieval Franciscan Monks.> >
DURATION: September 14 - November 23, 2008
LOCATION: Italian Pavilion, 11th International Architecture Exhibtion / Biennale di Venezia: Out There. Architecture Beyond Building
