Can design contribute to improving the living standards of populations in conflict zones? A conversation with the curators of the Austrian, German and Dutch pavilions at the Venice Architecture Biennale and Luke Korhaar of UNHCR.

Book launch of X Agendas for Architecture. The publication is a speculative and inspiring book for the current and upcoming agenda makers in architecture, presenting relevant ideas from architectural professionals and educators.

A breakfast discussion which serves as the official launch of Volume #48: The Research Turn, which contains the exhibition catalogue for BLUE: Architecture of UN Peacekeeping Missions as an insert.

Malkit Shoshan recently travelled to Camp Castor, a UN base near the Malian city of Gao. This evening, Shoshan reported on what she found there. Camp Castor is a case study in her ongoing research, the results of which she is presenting at the fifteenth Architecture Biennale in Venice.