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VENEDIK MIMARLIK BIENALI 2025

Venice Architecture Biennale 2025

It started on May 10, 2025, and will continue until November 23, 2025. The Biennale is held in the city of Venice, Italy, in the Giardini and Arsenale areas, as well as in some additional venues throughout the city.

This year’s theme is "Intelligens." This Latin-rooted word means “to understand, comprehend, intelligence.” The theme focuses on the relationship between nature and man-made, sustainable material use, digital design and AI-supported processes, as well as climate-conscious architecture.

The Biennale features pavilions from many countries. One of the most notable is the Rolex Pavilion designed by Mariam Issoufou. This pavilion uses recycled wood, terrazzo made from old glass pieces, and Murano glass ceiling materials. It emphasizes both the natural material cycle and the tradition of craftsmanship.

The Austria Pavilion is shaped around the theme of "adaptation and resilience" and presents carbon-neutral prototype designs. The Japan Pavilion focuses on wooden modular systems and sustainable urban living solutions. The Turkey Pavilion stands out this year especially with contributions from young architects; it explores concepts of urban memory, temporary public spaces, and collective production.

This year, the Biennale adopts a more participatory approach. Visitors can engage with interactive installations in many pavilions, touch material samples, and experiment with microclimate-focused designs. AI simulations and 3D printed prototypes are also part of the exhibitions.

In addition to the main exhibitions, various panels, film screenings, live performances, and “open studio” events are organized. The session titled "Cities as Living Systems" discusses the idea of designing cities as ecosystems. Throughout the Biennale, special workshops and sessions are held for young architects and students.

In conclusion, the Venice Architecture Biennale 2025 approaches architecture not only as the art of building but also as a practice of designing social and ecological systems. Material cycles, artificial intelligence, and nature-compatible design are among the strongest concepts this year.