RFF edited by Anhelina L. Starkova

Anhelina L. Starkova’s book on the 7th edition of the Tallinn Architecture Biennale explores the resourceful diversity of architecture yet to come. Through a series of architectural narratives revealed in buildings, their constructive possibilities, and the resources that inform their conception, the book seeks to legitimise traditional approaches to urban architecture by infusing them with a renewed sense of contemporaneity—emphasising spatial sensitivity, relational and integrative thinking, formal holism, and foundational authorship as forces capable of transforming future architectural practice.

Contributing authors: Vladimir Svet (Minister of Infrastructure of Estonia), Kristiaan Borret (Chief Architect / Bouwmeester of the Brussels-Capital Region), Jérôme Kockerols, Triin Ojari (art historian, critic), Erlend Seilskjær (FutureBuilt), Jan Boelen (Atelier LUMA), Philippe Rahm (Columbia University), Thermory, Hannes Praks & Andrea Tamm (Estonian Centre for Architecture, ECA), Jaan Kuusemets (TalTech, DAGOpen), Daniel A. Walser (FHGR), Matthieu Brasebin & Elisabeth Terrisse de Botton, Emmanuelle Déchelette (Déchelette Architects), Laura Cristea, Raphael Zuber, Ioannis Lykouras (Lünk Arhitektid), Alfredo Vanotti & Laura Egger (EV|A Architects), Apex Arhitektuuribüroo, Arhitekt Must, Gus Wüstemann, LLRRLLRR, Pihlmann Architects & Hampus Berndtson, BC Architects & Studies & Materials, Alexandre Humbert, Capaul Blumenthal Architekten, Kamp Arhitektid, Rerere, ReCreate (Erik Stenberg, Helena Westerlind, Satu Huuhka, Eetu Lehmusvaara), Graser Troxler Architekten, Sascha Roesler (USI), Kristoffer Lindhardt Weiss (Danish Architectural Press), Søren Pihlmann, Hannes Tarn, Roland Reemaa.

Author / Editor: Anhelina L. Starkova
Language: English
Pages: 214
Format: 17.5 × 24.5 cm
Publication date: 2025
ISBN: 978-9949-9968-7-2