Japan's Pavilion has announced its exhibition ?Architecture, a place to be loved ? when architecture is seen as a living creature? curated by Maki Onishi, for the 18th International Architecture Exhibition ? La Biennale di Venezia. Centered around our post-pandemic reality of faceless developments taking over cities globally, the intervention's main question explores how people can once more find amazement in architecture and joy in shared physical spaces.

A place where ?to create? and ?to use? are united as one, Umaki Camp. Image Courtesy of dot architects, Yuma Harada
Japan's Pavilion has announced its exhibition ?Architecture, a place to be loved ? when architecture is seen as a living creature? curated by Maki Onishi, for the 18th International Architecture Exhibition ? La Biennale di Venezia. Centered around our post-pandemic reality of faceless developments taking over cities globally, the intervention's main question explores how people can once more find amazement in architecture and joy in shared physical spaces.
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