(Un)Authorised: Alternative Records of the Built Environment(Un)Authorised: Alternative Records of the Built Environment

Luuk Smits collects years of Instagram and TikTok clips from builders, machinery operators and craftspeople, arranging them into thematic sequences where materials and techniques become a form of self-expression.

30,000 hectares of Dutch land are reserved for military training, two-thirds of it protected nature. This documentary and installation traces the marks war preparation leaves on the land.

In 1899, colonial malaria research led to Hill Station, an all-European enclave above Freetown. This installation traces how race, health and climate became embedded in architecture linking Freetown and Liverpool.

Filmmaker Mirte van Duppen tours flexible, relocatable housing projects across the Netherlands, asking residents, policymakers and designers whether temporary architecture can offer affordability and a real sense of home.

Ugo Arsac spent a year 3D-scanning Paris's hidden underground: catacombs, tunnels, sewers and crypts. In-Urbe maps this invisible labyrinth into a shifting digital landscape for introspection.

Three dystopian worlds in one desert: balloon-lifted wooden skyscrapers, a city rising from no man's land, and a digital realm shaped by human emotion. Here, architecture, imagination and reality blur.

Suspenseful and eerie, The Building traps you in a bureaucratic labyrinth of impersonal architecture.