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Art Gallery/Museum Information - Recommended Exhibitions in May 2025We feature the exhibitions of art galleries and museums in May 2025. In addition to the schedule of events, we will provide you with detailed information, such as the works on display. Before your visit, please check each museum's official website for the most up-to-date opening hours.
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【ADF Web Magazine】The museum of the future as told at IMCC Tokyo 2025Architects Hiroko Kusunoki and Nicolas Moreau of Moreau Kusunoki, along with Lisa Havilah, Chief Executive of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences (MAAS), will speak at the upcoming International Museum Construction Congress (IMCC), set to take place in Tokyo in April 2025.
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【ADF Web Magazine】The Permanent Exhibition for the France Pavilion at Expo 2025 in Osaka by GSM Project and Justine EmardDesign studio GSM Project and visual artist Justine Emard have created Pulsations, the visitor experience at the France Pavilion at this year’s Universal Exposition, Osaka 2025, which is running from April 13 to October 13, 2025. Aiming to delight the pavilion’s expected three million visitors, the experience is an immersion in the spirit of France, under the unifying theme of the pulse as the common denominator between humanity, technology and nature.
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【ADF Web Magazine】VITA Balances the Art of Contextual Design with the Stewardship of Place ShapingLand planning and landscape architecture firm VITA leverages its extensive experience in the business of luxury real estate to maximize real estate value for global brands, while simultaneously creating places, such as resort communities, which endure as integral parts of peoples' lives. VITA's four recent luxury resort community projects, encompassing an aggregated 4,780 acres.
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【ADF Web Magazine】Beachhouse Renovation in Agia Kyriaki by ARPThis project by ARP – Architecture Research Practice involves the renovation of a small beach house on the Cycladic island of Antiparos, initially built in the 1980s. Located next to the Byzantine church of “Agia Kyriaki” (Saint Sunday, from which it takes its name), the building's outline remained intact, as current regulations prohibit any rebuilding on this site due to its proximity to the sea and its archaeological significance.
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【ADF Web Magazine】LIVING Modernity: Experiments in the Exceptional and Everyday 1920s-1970sIn this insightful article, Matteo Belfiore reviews LIVING Modernity, an ambitious exhibition at The National Art Center, Tokyo, that traces the radical transformation of residential architecture from the 1920s to the 1970s. Co-curated by Ken Tadashi Oshima, the exhibition explores how iconic architects such as Le Corbusier, Mies van der Rohe, Lina Bo Bardi, and Alvar Aalto reimagined the home—not just as a structure, but as a vessel for modern living. Through themes like hygiene, materiality, windows, kitchens, media, and landscape, the exhibition examines the social, cultural, and technological shifts that continue to influence domestic design today. Rich with full-scale installations, original furniture, and multimedia storytelling, LIVING Modernity invites visitors into a dynamic, evolving narrative of how we live—and how we might live tomorrow.
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【ADF Web Magazine】Ofisvesaire unveiled S House in TurkeyIn Turkey, on the sloping terrain of Kekliktepe, Urla, S House is a luxury residence that underwent a profound transformation, evolving from an existing structure with a basic envelope and foundational systems into a sophisticated architectural statement. Entrusted to Ofisvesaire, the project began by revisiting the initial building's framework, where the structural system was reimagined to allow a reorganization of the floor plan and massing. This revision culminated in the integration of a composite system, blending reinforced concrete with architectural elements that redefine the home's identity. A notable feature of the transformation is the addition of a pergola with a flexible glass façade, enhancing spatial fluidity and visual connection by seamlessly blending interior and exterior spaces.
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【ADF Web Magazine】Masaya Kawamoto Presents “PFS” Furniture SeriesThe "PFS – Press Furniture Series" by product designer Masaya Kawamoto explores a rarely celebrated industrial technique: the aesthetic compression of cylindrical steel pipes. By deforming these round forms, Kawamoto creates an expressive design language where structure, function, and visual artistry converge.
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【ADF Web Magazine】Festival des Architectures Vives 2025 to take place in Montpelier, FranceThe Festival des Architectures Vives 2025 will take place from June 10-15, 2025, in Montpellier, France. Since 2006, the Festival has been offering the public an immersive exploration of Montpellier's architectural treasures - its private mansions. By transforming little-known historic spaces with contemporary architectural installations, the Festival encourages dialogue between past and present, tradition and innovation. Each installation is created by teams of young architects.
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Art Gallery/Museum Information - Recommended Exhibitions in April 2025We feature the exhibitions of art galleries and museums in April 2025. In addition to the schedule of events, we will provide you with detailed information, such as the works on display. Before your visit, please check each museum's official website for the most up-to-date opening hours.
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【ADF Web Magazine】Nature symbols in the brands Chapter 2The article "Nature Symbols in the Brands Chapter 2", written by Valentina Cannava, examines how renowned brands incorporate nature-inspired motifs into their identities. It highlights Dior’s “Toile de Jouy” pattern, which features wild animals; Ferrari’s iconic “Prancing Horse” emblem, symbolizing speed and power; Lacoste’s crocodile logo, reflecting founder René Lacoste’s tenacity; and Versace’s Medusa logo, representing allure and transformation. These symbols showcase the profound influence of nature on brand storytelling and design.
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【ADF Web Magazine】Selvadentro: A Habitable Sanctuary in the Jungle of the Riviera Maya by Estudio AMASelvadentro is a development located in the Quintana Roo jungle, just minutes from Tulum’s beach, with strategic access via the Maya Train station and the new regional airport. The complex is designed as a 103-hectare habitable sanctuary for those seeking an authentic connection with nature and a lifestyle based on respect, coexistence, and harmony with the environment.
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【ADF Web Magazine】Architectural design office AMASA Estudiono Transforming space for communities UH INFONAVIT IztacalcoThe project was developed by Mexico City-based architectural design firm AMASA Estudio, in collaboration with construction company Grupo Constructor Peasa, and was carried out in four residential complexes represented by INFONAVIT (Istacalco, Santa Fe, Cruhuacan El Rosario, Ignacio Chávez) as a strategy for improving communal areas.
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【ADF Web Magazine】Waldorf Astoria Seychelles Platte Island by Eco-id ArchitectsWaldorf Astoria Seychelles Platte Island is situated on a secluded private island, 130 kilometres south of Mahé in the Indian Ocean. Designed by the award-winning firm Eco-id Architects, the resort emerges as a serene sanctuary where luxury intertwines harmoniously with eco-conscious design.
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【ADF Web Magazine】NEUF architect(e)s × Webster & Sons × Permacon — Innovation for Carbon Neutrality with a Sustainable ConcThe construction industry is responsible for nearly 40% of global carbon emissions, making the reduction of greenhouse gases a pressing challenge. Addressing this issue requires collaboration across different disciplines, where architects, product manufacturers, and builders work together to create sustainable materials that consume less energy and are easily integrated into construction projects.
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