The young architect Marta Ventere, one of the winners of the Latvian Architecture Award 2025, talks about ways to relax your mind on the long autumn evenings.

The Latvian edition of the play by medieval mystic and poet Hildegard of Bingen is complemented by illustrations by artist and poet Linda Mence — colourful, detailed and multi-layered drawings — which interpret Hildegard’s virtues in a poetic way.

Landscape architect Linda Zaļā recommends a product that allows you to enjoy an unobstructed view from your window while protecting our winged friends.

The wordmark, graphic symbol, and other visual elements created for the exhibition hall refer to the act of looking and seeing, as well as the spatial experience of the visitor.

Designer Una Grants works in various fields, creating designs for books, posters, exhibitions, and other contexts. She is convinced that good design serves people and reminds us that it is everyone’s duty to work for the good of society.

Spatiality of the Border — Rehabilitation of the Latvian Eastern Frontier is young architect Marta Ventere’s call to enrich the landscape of the Latvian eastern border by bringing human-centric architecture into it.

Awakening the Landscape is an attempt to identify the multifaceted nature of the landscape and outline the focus areas of landscape architects. The book also gives a sense of the values of the ALPS team and offers an in-depth view into the workshop’s projects.

Architect Miķelis Putrāms (MADE Architects), one of the authors of the project that won the Latvian Architecture Award 2025 Grand Prix — the wooden kindergarten in Salaspils — talks about a method that helps overcome communication barriers.

Until October 30, registration is open for the Unbuilt Award 2025, which highlights the most innovative unrealised architecture projects and concepts. In addition to cash prizes, winners will receive a trophy designed by Germans Ermičs.

In the Nice Touch section, artist, designer, and illustrator Zahars Ze talks about an activity that helps him not only to recharge his batteries but also to collaborate with others.

In the section «Nice Touch», Mārtiņš Mežulis talks about a digital information aggregation tool that he uses both at work and in academia.

Streets of Baltics is a Baltic-wide collaboration project between porcelain designer Esmeralda Purvišķe (Esse Ceramics and Krasta Keramika) and artists and illustrators from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.