After the renovation by architect Zaiga Gaile’s office, Adatu Fabrika in Kuldīga has become a home not only for the study programme Service Design Strategies and Innovations (SDSI), but also a co–creation space where professionals and enthusiasts from all kinds of creative industries come together.

One of the leading architectural competition platforms in the world, Buildner, has announced an open idea competition for the food court of th alternative chamber music festival Sansusī in Latvia.

When creating the scenography of the exhibition, the architecture studio Gaiss reduced the consumption of materials to a minimum, using existing resources or materials that can be returned to their circulation cycle after the exhibition.

The Baltic Architects Unions Association announces an open competition for architectural and design ideas for the Baltic Pavilion at the World Congress of Architects in Copenhagen.

The past year has been successful for the architects’ office Ēter founded less than four years ago. While balancing the pragmatic and the poetic, Ēter translates cultural and societal processes into space.

The Case of the Golden Idol is made by Color Gray Studio, which was founded in 2021 by two brothers Andrejs and Ernests Kļaviņš.

Tallinn Art Hall, one of the most well–known institutions of contemporary art in Estonia, has temporarily moved to a exhibition pavilion in the Lasnamäe district. We reached out to pavilion visitors and art professionals to find out their opinions on the new art space in Tallinn’s biggest microrayon.

With the first snow, the holiday decorating of Riga has started. Illustrations by artist Anna Vaivare invite both adults and children to indulge in Christmas wonders.

The exhibition House Tells in the Jelgava Old Town House allows visitors to get to know the history of the building and learn more about wooden architecture by exploring interactive «story chests».

Kano Editions publishes sustainable and socially responsible large–format colouring posters which were created in cooperation with Latvian and Ukrainian illustrators.

The aim of the City to Sea acceleration programme is to promote the development of sustainable and innovative solutions in the fields of mobility and water.

As the seasons change, FOLD calls on a Latvian artist to create an illustration that characterises the respective time of the year.