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Ever since the presentation of its first issue, PROJECT BALTIA has been more than just a magazine, but an active organizer of all kinds of events for architects and designers as well.
Lectures and discussions are a format that allows our audience to keep track of trends in contemporary architecture, the achievements of foreign colleagues, and developments in new materials and technologies.
PROJECT BALTIA’s lecturers are leading architects, designers, and critics from Russia, the Baltic region, and Europe. Previous speakers have included Martin Rein-Cano (Germany), Wolfgang Kil (Germany), Nikolay Lyzlov (Moscow), Sergey Skuratov (Moscow), Nikita Yaveyn (St Petersburg), Martin Aunin (Estonia), Andis Silis (Latvia), Tomas Grunskis (Lithuania), Tom Cerderquist (Finland), Ilkka Suppanen (Finland), Pekka Helin (Finland), Ville Hara (Finland), Michael Sсhindhelm (Germany), Mikhail Khazanov (Russia), Volkwin Marg (Germany), Magnus Mansson (Sweden) and others.
Our lecture programme is an educational project targeted at the architectural community. Each event is supported by a partner company interested in specialists who are trying to improve the quality of the services they provide. The audience, usually between 60 and 100 persons, consists of architects and designers who are intent on career growth and are receptive to new tendencies in design and planning.
The discussions and round tables organized by PROJECT BALTIA have become an effective forum in which architects and suppliers of servicers to architects can talk to one another.
Readers of PROJECT BALTIA have the opportunity to see highlights of our discussions on our website or in the magazine itself (where we also publish articles on our partner companies).
