CivilnetIn this episode, CivilNet is joined by Arevik Vardanyan, co-founder of the inaugural Line Armenian Architecture Biennial. We discuss how her team launched Armenia's first-ever month-long festival dedicated to reimagining architecture and public space. Guided by the theme “Up in the Air,” the event explores the invisible forces, from memory to pollution, that shape urban life. The biennial's open call attracted over 170 applications from 38 countries, all aiming to spark public discourse on how our surroundings influence daily life. Throughout the month, selected installations will be scattered across Yerevan, accompanied by a full program of walking tours, symposiums, exhibitions, and a special publication.
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