Riga Floating Bridge
“I did not know that there was a gulf of Riga / Riga was always hard to place/ A place to build a new town." - John Hejduk
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The DesignBuild Workshop ‘Riga Floating Bridge’ (Part1) with 30 students from RISEBA University Riga, RTU Riga and Hochschule Wismar was held at Floating University Berlin, Germany, from 17-20th May.
At the end of the first International Poetry Festival "PAGE BREAK", a poetry concert will take place in Jelgava Castle Hall on May 15 at 7 pm. PAGE BREAK festival marks the wide range collaboration between RISEBA and the city of Jelgava. Our 3rd year Architectural Design students are studying on cultural venues in Jelgava whereas Landscape Design students are working on the historic Jelgava Castle in the Spring 2022. The student works will be exhibited in Jelgava at the end of the semester. The PAGE BREAK Festival’s co-director Efe Duyan, an internationally recognized poet and novelist, as well as our faculty's lecturer and head of research.
Passing on a message from our colleagues at RTU AF students council - an invitation to Architect's Party! April 22nd, from 21:00 till 6:00 at "Tu Jau Zini Kur", Tallinas street 10-K3, Rīga. Come to meet other architecture students, architects and other culture's enthusiasts.
And dont forget, the dresscode for the event is Bond Casual!
Find more info here : https://fb.me/e/37IZHvOzx
The second edition of the academic journal ADAMarts has been published this March! A compilation of 2020/2021 scientific articles by academic teachers, graduates and industry professionals. RISEBA academic journal ADAMarts (Architecture / Design / Audiovisual Media Art) combines scientific and academic research of the Faculty of Media and Communication and the Faculty of Architecture and Design. ADAMarts is a magazine with an international editorial board dedicated to the art of architecture and media in the Baltic Sea region.
RISEBA FAD & ARHITEKSTI Foundation are pleased to announce the reissue of John Hejduk: The Riga Project. Released as a set of 3 books, this revised edition of the 1989 publication marks the 35-year anniversary of the 1987 Object/Subject installation and introduces its debut performance in Riga.