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Norman Foster’s Kharkiv rebuild contest opens for entries
The Norman Foster Foundation has launched an open international contest to rebuild housing and public spaces in Kharkiv, Ukraine [Deadline: 12 September 2024]
Tag: Ukraine war
Contest to reconstruct Ukraine’s schools estate begins
The Lithuanian government has launched an open international contest to rebuild educational infrastructure in Ukraine [Deadline: 23 May 2024]
David Chipperfield Architects slips to £270k loss
David Chipperfield Architects has posted a £274,334 pre-tax loss, despite increasing its revenue by a third
Lyceum 46, Kharkiv
An international ideas contest is being held to reconstruct a former high-school in Kharkiv, Ukraine [Deadline: 24 January 2024]
Potocki Palace, Ukraine
An open international contest is being held to create a landmark new public space within Ivano-Frankivsk’s disused Potocki Palace [Deadline: 30 September 2023]
Ivano-Frankivsk adaptive reuse, Ukraine
An open international contest to restore and upgrade two historic neighbouring buildings in the historic centre of Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine has been relaunched [Deadline: 1 June 2023]
Kyiv architect creates online self-help kit for rebuilding Ukraine homes
Kyiv-based architecture studio Balbek Bureau has produced an online toolkit to help homeowners in Ukraine rebuild their war-damaged properties
Saving Ukraine’s built heritage: picking through a year of destruction
When the Mariupol theatre was destroyed last year, the consequences of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine for both people and the built environment were put on full display
A year on from Ukraine invasion, how have British practices responded?
On the first-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Kit Heren speaks to a Ukranian architect now working in London, and finds out how British architects have responded to the conflict, from offering work to helping supply electricity generators to the war-torn country
David Chipperfield Architects lost £1.2 million worth of Russian work
David Chipperfield Architects missed out on £1.2 million of business following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the practice has said