Hanif Kara: engineering between execution and imagination
People
8/10/2026

Hanif Kara: engineering between execution and imagination

Spanning continents and decades, the Stirling Prize winner reflects on engineering and how its invisibility can become a measure of its success

Author
Ido Nahari
Would you like to continue reading the content?
Log in or sign up for free to continue reading
#idonahari#hanifkara#architectureandengineering

You might also be interested in...

Large-panel housing: a case for transformation
Essays
Large-panel housing: a case for transformationSimon Robinson
Across Europe, OFFICE documents how post-war panel housing can be adapted, challenging Melbourne’s plans to demolish its public towers
Structure / Garai Dantzaleku by Bear-rabe
Elements
Structure / Garai Dantzaleku by Bear-rabeMarianna Guernieri
In the Basque Country, concrete columns raised on steel supports bring the structure to the fore, translating structural load into movement
Kinderoase an der TUM: growing up vertically
Projects
Kinderoase an der TUM: growing up verticallyLuisa Nannipieri
On the TUM campus in Munich, Kéré Architecture builds a vertical timber kindergarten designed around play, movement and children’s everyday life