Studio Gang Projects Exhibition Inspired by Horticultural Grafting Opens at Aedes Berlin

Studio Gang is an architecture and urban design practice founded in 1997 by Jeanne Gang and based in Chicago, with additional offices in New York, San Francisco, and Paris. Comprised of over 100 professionals, including architects, designers, and planners, the studio is known for its research-driven approach to design. On Friday, July 11, the Aedes Architecture Forum in Berlin will inaugurate an exhibition on Studio Gang's work, organized in collaboration with AW Architektur & Wohnen magazine. Titled Studio Gang: The Art of Architectural Grafting, the exhibition explores the studio's design methodology through six recent projects.

In Dialogue With Nature: An Architectural Journey Through Landscape Installations in Denmark and Norway

Scandinavian design has long been admired for its minimalist aesthetic and functionality, which places value in the simple things, deeply rooted in the concept of Hygge. This reverence goes beyond interior design and extends also to the natural world, resulting in high-quality architecture and landscape installation design that enhances human connection to untouched environments. Rather than imposing grand structures upon the environment, the Scandinavian approach is one of subtle and precise intervention. These projects are not meant to dominate but to enter into a dialogue with the existing landscape, using thoughtful design to potentiate its inherent shape, color, and texture. The goal is to complement and enhance, creating spaces that serve a functional purpose while simultaneously deepening the visitor's connection to their surroundings.

Church Borderouge / TRIPTYQUE + studio.AQUI

This brick monolith is a direct reference to the emblematic buildings of sacred architecture found in the Toulouse region, particularly the "borde rouge" or "red house" typology. With its distinctive form, the building clearly signals its identity as a church—its bell tower, cross, and apse-like structure make it easily readable within the urban fabric. It stands not as an isolated monument, but as a fully integrated component of its surrounding suburban context, reflecting the very nature of the parish community it serves. The architectural and landscape choices were directly informed by its urban setting, constraints, and neighboring buildings.

Lagoon House / Peter Stutchbury Architecture

Lagoon house is located along the north outlet of Curial Curial (Curl Curl) lagoon – meaning river of life. Sited on a restrictive suburban parcel of land, nevertheless, this residence strives to provide the clients with daily experiences of this remarkable place. Imagining old camp sites and fishing in the lagoon are easy connections from within the language of Lagoon house.

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