Author Archives: Harsha Walia

The multiplying border

By Harsha Walia 7 October 2025 Keynote

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The border is an elastic regime, rather than a fixed line, that can exist anywhere and everywhere

Revisit: Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin, Germany

29 October 2025 By Sophie Lovell

A cluttered tourist trap facing fresh waves of development, the former border…

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Gorilla tactics: Wildlife conservation campus in Kinigi, Rwanda, by MASS Design Group

28 October 2025 By Aimable Twahirwa

A campus in northern Rwanda, designed by MASS Design Group to facilitate…

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Across the tracks: Railway station and underpass in Nova Gorica, Slovenia, by Sadar + Vuga

27 October 2025 By Tomà Berlanda

Sadar + Vuga’s renovation of Nova Gorica train station, on the boundary…

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Baltic borderlands

23 October 2025 By Martynas Germanavičius

Amid the region’s fast-changing geopolitical condition, architects grapple with questions of common…

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