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World Heritage and the Culture of Remembrance: Poster for the 13th BDA Discussion, “More Than Home: World Heritage as the Heritage of Humanity,” featuring Carolin Kolhoff on October 15, 2026, in Munich. © BDA Munich-Upper Bavaria
World Heritage and the Culture of Remembrance: The BDA in Conversation with Carolin Kolhoff
Jan Gehl Turns 90: The exhibition “Cities for People” at the Danish Architecture Center explores how architecture and public spaces shape health, well-being, and community. Photo: Sandra Henningson
Jan Gehl Turns 90
On August 25, 2026, the BDA Berlin will host a discussion at the Galerie Mommsenstraße with experts from Hamburg and Berlin on communal living and the opportunities presented by the IBA 2034–37. Graphic: Grafik-Studio-Riethmueller
Housing Is the Top Priority: BDA Berlin Hosts a Panel Discussion
The exhibition “Baustelle Transformation” will be on view from August 28 to October 11, 2026, at the former railway post office canteen in Erfurt’s Bahnhallenquartier, exploring the existing building stock as a resource for the construction transition. Graphic: Bureau Est / BDA
Erfurt Transformation Project: Exhibition on the Future of Existing Buildings
The Neuhardenberg Landscape Park is the focus of the exhibition “Landscape Gardens in Art” and highlights the close connection between garden art, landscape architecture, and painting.
Landscape Gardens in Art: Exhibition at Neuhardenberg Castle
The 2026 International Garden Festival in Grand-Métis will showcase innovative garden installations that uniquely blend landscape architecture, art, and nature. Photo credit: bureau60a via v2com
2026 International Garden Festival: Five Visionary Gardens Explore the Landscape of the Senses
The exhibition “In the Mode of the Series” in Frankfurt explores the topic of serial construction and highlights the potential of serial design through architecture, design, and historical case studies. (Stock image/AI-generated.)
Focus on Serial Architecture: The Exhibition “In Serial Mode” Offers New Perspectives on Architecture and Design
The “Grün macht Stadt 2026” conference in Hamburg focuses on innovative open-space strategies and green urban development for growing cities.
Green Cities 2026
Women in Garden Culture: Conference in Osnabrück Highlights Female Perspectives
Meet the Architect 2025 in the Marx Halle Vienna - the new platform for architecture, innovation and sustainable building.
Meet the Architect – Vienna 2025: Where visions are built
From November 5 to 7, Leipzig will become a hub for industry professionals: The “denkmal” trade show and MUTEC, which takes place November 5–6, are dedicated to current issues in historic preservation, restoration, and museum and exhibition technology. Photo: Leipziger Messe GmbH / Tom Schulz
Preliminary Report on denkmal and MUTEC
Historic preservation and solar power systems do not have to be mutually exclusive. Photo: By UuMUfQ - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, via: Wikimedia Commons
Historic Preservation and Solar Power Systems: Why the Two Go Hand in Hand
Félix Vallotton, *Jonquilles et anémones rouges* (Daffodils and Red Anemones), 1924, tempera on cardboard, private collection, Switzerland. On view starting September 26 at the Ahlers Pro Arte Foundation. Photo: Peter Schälchli, Zurich
Let those who have eyes to see, see! Félix Vallotton in Herford
The figure of Mary Magdalene is a frequently depicted subject in art history. Photo: Titian - The Yorck Project (2002) 10,000 Masterpieces of Painting, Public Domain, via: Wikimedia Commons
Mary Magdalene: Between Sinner and Saint
Textile Restoration on Display: At the Marstallmuseum in Nymphenburg Palace, conservators are working on the textiles from King Max I Joseph’s Karlsruhe city carriage, dating from 1816–1817. Photo: © Bavarian Palace Administration
Textile Restoration: White Silk Under the Magnifying Glass
Angelika Kauffmann (1741–1807)—a celebrated painter in 18th-century London and a founding member of the Royal Academy of Arts in 1768. Photo: Bavarian State Painting Collections
Angelika Kauffmann at the National Gallery
The new issue is now available! Photo: Georg Media
Open Objects
Museums and other cultural institutions have high standards for security and access control. Depending on the user group, different access rights and security solutions are required. Photo: ASSA ABLOY
Security with Substance: How Electronic Locking Systems Protect Cultural Assets
The sustainable renovation of historic buildings shows that living comfort and historic preservation are not mutually exclusive. Photo: kutschke on Pixabay.
Historic Preservation and Living Comfort
The UNESCO World Heritage Committee will meet from July 19–29 to discuss the inscription of new World Heritage sites. Photo: Niches in the Toyifa Palace, Domoni, Ndzuwani, Comoros; Simone Ricca, © RC Heritage
UNESCO World Heritage Committee: 48th Session Begins in Busan
A close-up view of the materials and construction related to exposed concrete Sb2
Exposed Concrete Sb2: Properties, Types, and Uses
An illustrative architectural detail on the topic of dormer construction
Tension Truss Design: Meaning, Structure, and Examples
A striking architectural detail related to Cafe Atrium
Cafe Atrium: Definition, Function, and Examples Explained Simply
Offset structures, movable facade filters, and green spaces characterize the Split Mass Residence in Banten. K-Thengono Design Studio makes movement through the house a central element of the design. Photo: Mario Wibowo
Split Mass Residence, Indonesia: A House Born of Movement
Concrete, light, and vegetation define Casa Akina in Colima, Mexico. Di Frenna Arquitectos have organized the residence as a series of courtyards, terraces, and fluid transitions. Photo: Lorena Darquea
Casa Akina in Mexico
The Bühnen Köln theater complex on Offenbachplatz has reopened after 14 years of renovation. HPP Architekten carefully renovated and expanded the historic complex designed by Wilhelm Riphahn. Photo: Jann Hoefer
Cologne Theaters: Renovation of the Riphahn Ensemble
The balcony—a symbol of the small measure of freedom that comes with living at home, yet already halfway into public space, under the watchful eyes of the neighborhood. Inside these four walls, the focus in the future will increasingly be on flexibility: to accommodate such diverse life situations and lifestyles. COVER PHOTO: PEXELS/BEYZAA YURTKURAN
New Living – The October 2026 issue of *Baumeister* is here!
Casa della Mobilità Bolzano by Park: The new STA headquarters combines timber construction, public space, and a photovoltaic façade inspired by Alpine shingles to create a new form of urban infrastructure. Image: © 2026 Park Associati Srl
Casa della Mobilità, Bolzano
PREVIER Hamburg by Auer Weber: With its 69-meter-tall tower and striking red facade, the new prevention center at the Elbe bridges marks the eastern gateway to HafenCity. Photo: © Auer Weber / Photo: Ditz Fejer
PREVIER Hamburg: Auer Weber Designs a New Gateway to HafenCity
A structural detail of the building related to fire protection in the server room
Fire Safety in Server Rooms: An Overview of the Basics and Requirements

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