How can architecture contribute to a more democratic society? Imperfect Assemblies combines a spatial installation with talks, workshops and guided walks exploring dialogue and civic participation.

The world’s leading award for socially and culturally sustainable architecture. Discover the winners of the 2025 Aga Khan Award for Architecture and projects that improve quality of life, preserve cultural heritage and inspire a more resilient future.

Explore how Malmö is growing and evolving through an exhibition on the city’s development, centred around a nine-square-metre model of Malmö. Discover projects, processes and perspectives that reveal how the future of Malmö is being shaped together.

Welcome to an inspiring ABAR where we explore the future opportunities and challenges facing the architectural profession.

A warm welcome to Form/Design Center as we open three architecture exhibitions for the autumn season!

At Gylleboverket, ecology, architecture and art come together in a hands-on seminar exploring how we can build, dwell and live with nature as a co-creator. Location: Gylleboverket, Österlen.

Explore natural dyeing and create vibrant patterns using nature’s own pigments. During the course, you will work with flowers, leaves, and everyday materials.

One week before the election, Malmö’s leading politicians meet at Form/Design Center for a cross-party debate on urban development, widening divides and trust – with the opportunity to put your questions directly to the politicians.

The city’s architecture offices open their doors and welcome both colleagues and curious Malmö residents to gain insight into ongoing projects and processes.

Welcome to Form/Design Center during Malmö Gallery Weekend! We are open until 11:00 PM on Friday.

How can we create safe and vibrant urban environments? Join us for a breakfast seminar featuring talks and discussions on urban design, safety and crime prevention through the built environment.

Is it possible to live without plastic? For one month, the Hesse family lived completely without plastic and had to manage everyday life using products made of wood, metal, glass, wool, and ceramics.

Kandidatutställning från Det Kongelige Akademi på Bornholm.

The exhibition presents the results of the development project What Matter_s 3.0, in which creatives and manufacturing industry partners have worked together in interdisciplinary collaborations based on the theme “Materials and the Manufacturing Industry”.

Slow Down explores what happens when we slow down. Through works by several creators, the exhibition opens up new ways of understanding, building and living.

How can we transform empty, unused basement spaces into vibrant, thriving oases? Botildenborg, in collaboration with Form/Design Center, SLU and MKB, is running an urban basement farming project in Rosengård. Together with local residents, a model for future food production is being developed – right beneath our feet.

Ida Pettersson Preutz blends traditional patchwork with 60s Op Art, creating vibrant textile illusions that play with perception and form.