Disciplinary Reflections for a Planet in Transition and a New Airport Terminal in Casablanca: This Week’s Review | ArchDaily

Save this picture!RICA, MASS Design, Rwanda. Image Courtesy of Pan-African Biennale (PAB)Written by Antonia PiñeiroPublished on March 26, 2026 Share ShareFacebookTwitterMailPinterestWhatsappOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/1039986/disciplinary-reflections-for-a-planet-in-transition-and-a-new-airport-terminal-in-casablanca-this-weeks-review Clipboard "COPY" CopyThis week, architecture presents new visions of the future across a geographically diverse landscape, with landmark projects and renewal initiatives emerging in Saudi Arabia, Taiwan, Bahrain, Germany, Italy, Australia, Morocco, and Burundi. New platforms for discussing urban futures highlight decolonization and the climate crisis as central priorities for contemporary architectural practice. At the same time, contrasting perspectives on urban regeneration are reflected in both the demolition of recent landmark structures and the large-scale transformation of industrial sites. On another note, the Olympic Games continue to act as catalysts for architectural production, as seen in the proposal for a new sports center in Australia for Brisbane 2032. This momentum coincides with major international infrastructure developments in Africa, including a new airport terminal in Morocco, as well as projects that rethink spaces for research and public engagement, such as a new building for the German Language Forum. + 14 Disciplinary Reflections for a Decolonized Future and a Planet in Transition Save this picture!Bata Architecture a...