What About WAI in Ohio?


Photo by Phil Arnold

WAIzine in Columbus

The Archizines exhibition showcasing 90 independent architectural publications including the WAIzine (don’t forget the check the WAIzine 1 and WAIzine 2 on ISSUU) was shown at the Banvard Gallery of the Knowlton School of Architecture, in Columbus, Ohio (Feb. 1-Mar. 8). Archizines world tour would soon move to Sydney, and Los Angeles. Stay tuned to WAI for more info. 

Photo by Phil Arnold


Photo by Phil Arnold

What About Archizines in Ireland?



Archizines opens in Dublin





Photo by  Eoin Kirwan

The Archizines exhibition was held at the  Irish Architecture Foundation from November 16 of 2012 until January 11. The Exhibition includes the WAIzine between 60 contemporary architectural publications.

Photo by  Eoin Kirwan


Photo by  Eoin Kirwan


Photo by  Eoin Kirwan  

What About ArchiZines in Australia Part 1?


Photo by Tobias Titz
ArchiZines opens in Melbourne

The traveling exhibition curated by Elias Redstone has opened its 2013 circuit at the Design Hub of the RMIT University. The exhibition that includes the WAIzine has been expanded to include 90 of the most refreshing independent architectural publications around the world.

Photos by Tobias Titz

Photo by Tobias Titz

Photo by Tobias Titz


Photo by Tobias Titz

Photo by Tobias Titz

Photo by Tobias Titz

What About Garcia Frankowski Paintings Online?


Garcia Frankowski Goes Online

An online catalog of the painting series of WAI's directors Cruz Garcia and Nathalie Frankowski is now available.   Garcia Frankowski is now online

What About WAIzine 2 Readers?

WAIzine 2 Reaches 10,000+ Readers 


The digital issue of What About It? Part 2 has reached the milestone of 10,000 readers before reaching New Year. Thank you for reading the WAIzine on printed format and on ISSUU. 

What About Happy Holidays?


WAI Wishes You Happy Holidays

What About WAI's 100k?


wai-architecture.com Reaches 100,000 Readers

WAI's www.wai-architecture.com and http://waiarchitecture.blogspot.com/ have reached the milestone of 100 thousand readers. Thank you for reading WAI and remember that you can follow us on Facebook.





What About WAI in Clam?


WAI Featured in Clam Magazine

The winter / fall issue of Paris-based creative magazine Clam is dedicated to Happiness and includes interviews with artists, musicians, models, and all forms of creative personalities from around the world.  The 26th issue of Clam magazine features musician Esperanza Spalding on the cover. 

Go and get a copy of Clam on a bookshop near you. 
Subscribe to Clam here.


What About a Pin-Up of Pure Hardcorism?


WAI has been featured in Pin-Up Magazine

The fall/ winter issue of the magazine for architectural entertainment Pin-Up features a review of WAI's manifesto of pure form in architecture. Stephan Froese introduces WAI directors "Nathalie Frankowski from France and Cruz Garcia from Puerto Rico are young Beijing-based architects who aren't afraid of making loud statements and taking on architecture's old guard" and then dissects Pure Hardcorism in what he calls an exhibition of "bravado that boldly walks the line between an ambiguously tongue-in-cheek polemic and a delirious architectural gospel".

For more of the review find the 13th issue of Pin-Up Magazine in your favorite bookshop or order the magazine here.


What About WAI at World Architects and Chinese Architects?



WAI featured on World-Architects and Chinese-Architects.com

The curated platform world-architects.com, and chinese-architects.com features the profile of WAI Architecture Think Tank.  The overview includes information about specific architectural projects, biographical links and all the contact information of WAI.

What About Cities of the Avant-Garde Video?




Généalogie d'un collage

WAI’s video narrative « Généalogie d'un collage » is now available on Vimeo. The video displays the creation of the collage Cities of the Avant-Garde, as well as one of the poems that were developed with the iconic image.

Music:
Asap Rocky “Peso” (2011)
Jan Garbarek & Agnes Buen Garnas “Rosensfole” (1988)

What About a Week of WAI?





A Week of WAI in Moving Cities

Shanghai-based think tank Moving Cities (Bert de Muynck & Monica Carrico) have featured a post on their webpage about a week of WAI. WAI in a Week narrates through descriptive text and a series of images a week of the work, life, and projects of WAI co-founders Nathalie Frankowski and Cruz Garcia. WAI in a Week has been divided in two parts. The first one can be accessed here and the second one here.  




What About the WAIzine in Bratislava?



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WAIzine goes to Bratislava with Archizines

The World Tour of the Archizines Exhibition has just opened in the Faculty of Architecture of the Slovak Technical University in Slovakia. The exhibition that started the 5th of November will be on display until November 23.

Next stop of the Archizines show is Dublin.

For more info stay tuned to WAI.   









What About Archizines Opening in Chile?

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Archizines opens in Santiago de Chile


The Archizines exhibition displaying now 80 contemporary architectural publications has opened its doors to the public in el Centro Gabriela Mistral in the Chilean Capital. Go and read the WAIzine and other independent magazines.
Remeber that apart from the limited edition printed issues the WAIzine 1, and WAIzine 2 can be read on ISSUU.




Archizines Santiago Exhibition Space 

What About It? Part 1 

What About It? Part 2 

Opening events of Archizines Santiago
Image from Plataforma Arquitectura 


What About WAI, Khidekel, and Icons in Studio Magazine?

Cover Studio Magazine #03: Icon, Milan 2012



WAI  has been featured in Studio Magazine #03 Icon


The third issue of Milan-based Studio Magazine features WAI’s “Lazar Khidekel and the Possibility of a Revolutionary Architecture”. The magazine created by RRC Studio in Milan focuses on its third edition on the architectural icon, and  includes contributions by Klaus, BIG, Guido Tesio, Leslie Sklair, Franco Purini, Leopold Lambert, Alicia G. Yeste, Fake Industries, Nicola Emery, Jose Davila, Stefano Corbo, Leo Caillard, Scott Budzynski, Boa Mistura, Luis S. Baptista, Serafina Amoroso, and Clet Abraham.

The digital version of Studio Magazine #03 can be accessed in ISSUU.  

Spread with "Lazar Khidekel and the Possibility of a Revolutionary Architecture"

Back Cover Studio Magazine #03:Icon