New volume presents contemporary Albanian architecture

TIRANA, July 29 – A new publication documents the latest developments in contemporary Albanian architecture. It highlights the work of Albanian architects in the region.

The book “Fragments of Contemporary Albanian Architecture” was presented as the third volume in a series. The series aims to promote and document architecture created by Albanian architects in Albania, Kosova and North Macedonia.

The publication includes a selection of architectural projects from recent years. The works reflect different trends, professional approaches and elements of contemporary Albanian architectural identity.

Meanwhile, the book goes beyond a simple project catalogue. It records the development of architecture and the progress of the profession in the present period.

Each project presents a specific vision for the use and organization of space. Together, the selected works create an overview of the evolution of Albanian contemporary architecture.

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