Manthey Kula is honoured to be invited as speakers to the World Congress of Architects in Barcelona in the session Becoming Embodied. The session brings together spatial and material explorations shaped by specific topographies and geographies. Through typological variation, formal articulation, material legibility, and structural expression, the projects engage cultural contexts and territorial orography.

Online lecture April 20.

Public lecture March 13.

Lecture and reviews in the Atelier Clancy Moore.

We are excited about being selected to design next year’s exhibition on architect Wenche Selmer at the National Museum.

Photo: Line Løkken

Online lecture on the work of Manthey Kula at Sarasar, Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies, Tehran, Iran.

Upcoming lecture

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We are happy to announce that we are among three selected teams for a limited competition for a new mobility hub in Hyllie, Sweden. We will be collaborating with architects Gatun and Lundvall Payne and engineers Price & Myers.

AMAG 35 presents work by LCLA, Sanden + Hodnekvam Architects and Manthey Kula

A+U monograph on Manthey Kula is out.

Beate Hølmebakk is part of the international jury for the international competition for The New Museum of Architecture and Design in Helsinki.

Beate Hølmebakk will be part of the international jury for the European prize for urban public space.

We are honored to have been selected as one of ten competitors for the new National Memorial for 22 July in Oslo’s New Government Quarters.

Monograph about the Hamburgö house in the asBUILT series. The book contains an essay by Per Olaf Fjeld, all working drawings and photos by Karin Björkquist, Sébastien Corbari and Mikael Olsson.

The exhibition 'Hollein Calling. Architectural Dialogues' was preceded by an interview project where 50 European architecture offices were asked about their relationship to Hans Hollein. Now they all come together in a conversation at Architekturzentrum Wien.

And reviews in the Atelier Clancy Moore.

The exhibition explores the Hollein phenomenon from a contemporary perspective, re-evaluating his work and its relevance to the current discourse through a dialogue with a younger generation of architects.

The book presents younger architecture firms in dialogue with the work of Austrian Pritzker Prize laureate Hans Hollein (1934–2014): Almannai Fischer, Baukuh, Bovenbouw, Claudia Cavallar, Asli Çiçek, Conen Sigl, Doorzon, Expanded Design, Martin Feiersinger, David Kohn, Kuehn Malvezzi, Lütjens Padmanabhan, Manthey Kula, Monadnock, and OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen

Giving a talk about our work to the Porto Academy during their summer school in Sweden.