We’ve limited space, we’re urban, we’re going up. But, asks architecture student Sergei Mikhailenko, are we going up for the right reasons? Are we creating a market for the high rise, or do we really need it?
Read more »We’ve limited space, we’re urban, we’re going up. But, asks architecture student Sergei Mikhailenko, are we going up for the right reasons? Are we creating a market for the high rise, or do we really need it?
Read more »Valletta’s City Gate project focuses on demolition and building. But what of the social change it brings? TRANSIT, an urban art project, aims to find out.
Read more »The Point in Tigne’ is Malta’s largest shopping mall. It opened its doors to the public this week.
Read more »You’ve done the monuments, museums and a cafe stop in Valletta. But wait, there’s a whole other view of the city above your head.
Read more »Baroque may dominate Malta, but medieval captivates. Bir Miftuh Chapel is an outstanding medieval building. Run by Din L-Art Helwa, a cultural heritage NGO, it’s open the first Sunday of the month.
Read more »Whereto Valletta? Leading Maltese architect and former Valletta resident David Felice pens some thoughts on Valletta the city-state, and ponders what ‘brand Valletta’ will be.
Read more »Credit crunch and recession or not, building works still seem to dominate Malta’s skyline. Antonio Anastasi gives a view no doubt shared by many on the blight of Malta’s bricks and mortar.
Read more »There’s no need to hot-foot it to Valletta to see Renzo Piano’s plans. Chris Farrugia has taken 300 photos of the exhibition to give us an extraordinary, three-dimensional, 360-degree experience of Piano’s plans.
Read more »