A Visit to the Architecture Biennale: Robots, Roofs and a Porch
Plus: Some US communities are growing dependent on immigrant prisons.
Steel-drum playing robots are part of the main exhibition, curated by Italian architect-engineer Carlo Ratti, the Architecture Biennale.
Photographer: Andrea Merola/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock
After two days of talks in Switzerland, trade negotiators for the US and China announced on Monday a major de-escalation in tariffs. You can follow Bloomberg News for developments as markets react. Meanwhile, over in Venice, the 2025 Architecture Biennale opened this weekend. Bloomberg Businessweek’s Europe editor David Rocks visited and gives his impression of a few highlights. Plus: In ICE towns, communities are convinced that financial survival depends on locking people up, and the CEO of Chomps talks about the popularity of meat sticks.
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