Onodatesho Pavilion at the 76th Japan's National Tree Planting Festival /...
Every year since 1950, Japan has commissioned a temporary piece of state architecture to host the National Tree-Planting Festival—a significant ode to forest preservation that is rarely publicized...
View ArticleHouse Q / HGAA
House Q is a monolithic concrete residence designed as a serene retreat for a middle-aged couple in Nghệ An, Vietnam. Set on a generous corner plot at a busy intersection, the house balances privacy...
View ArticleJingzhou City Wall Archaeological Site Exhibition Pavilion / Qing Studio
A Millennium Cross-Section on a Living Street — This project originates from a major breakthrough in the archaeological discovery and conservation practice at Bastion No. 11 of the Jingzhou City Wall....
View ArticleCasa Iriarte / SOCO
In the historic centre of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, this house turns the constraints of a narrow plot into an opportunity for spatial invention. An off-centre courtyard brings light and air into the...
View ArticleVaranda House / Esquadra Arquitetos
Designed to make the most of the native vegetation and enhance the natural beauty of the land, Casa Varanda was born from a careful listening to the place itself. The project was built on a spacious...
View ArticleZAYMA Residential Development / 0studio Arquitectura
Initiated in 2022, Zayma is a residential development comprising eleven units organized into three volumes articulated around a central courtyard. Conceived as the project's primary spatial device, the...
View ArticleCL House / Artequitectos
This project emerges from the dialogue between topography, material and the act of inhabiting. More than a response to a functional brief, the house seeks to interpret the site and inscribe within it a...
View ArticleSolar Bicycle Hall, Paris-Nord Station / AREP
The solar-powered bicycle hall is an experiment in new communal roofs. It is the embodiment of unifying uses, encouraging people to adopt frugal and sober lifestyles, with the rise of cycling, an...
View ArticleFrom Relic to Infrastructure: Can India's Historic Water Systems Work Again?
India's stepwells are usually encountered after their useful lives have ended. They are photographed, restored and interpreted as evidence of a water culture that once existed. Beneath the carved stone...
View ArticleHouse on the Hill / Gangoly & Kristiner Architects
We have already fitted out a flat in Vienna for the clients. Sophisticated, urban, colorful. From the city to the countryside—a different atmosphere. An old winegrower's house is being converted to...
View ArticleWhen More Material Does Not Mean Better Performance
In the story of the Three Little Pigs, the choice of material determines the fate of each house. The wolf's breath brings down the structures made of straw and wood, while the brick house remains...
View ArticleBelgium’s Architecture Offices Through the Lens of Marc Goodwin
Photographer Marc Goodwin has extended his Atlas of Architectural Atmospheres to Belgium, capturing the workspaces of architecture studios in Antwerp, Brussels, and Ghent. The series includes large...
View ArticleCultural Center in Vaison-la-Romaine / Tectoniques
The project is located on former vineyard land converted into a housing estate. The installation of a cultural facility in this fragmented peri-urban context, with no direct connection to the public...
View ArticleDesign Week Mexico 2026: A Dialogue Between Identity, Craftsmanship, and the...
Through October 11, 2026, Mexico City once again becomes a global epicenter of innovation and creative excellence with the opening of Design Week Mexico 2026 (#DWM26). This edition adopts a broader and...
View ArticleHousing as a Human Right and an Exhibition Reassessing Le Corbusier: This...
The week began with World Architecture Day, drawing attention to the global housing crisis as a fundamental element of human dignity, inclusion, and well-being. In a joint message between the UIA and...
View ArticleFrom Desert Heat to Northern Winters: How Container Architecture Adapts...
Far from simply transporting goods from A to B, shipping containers have become a go-to building material across the US, forming the basis of everything from tiny homes to container pools, site offices...
View ArticleHeritage as Urban Anchor: Beimen and the Redesign of Taipei's Gateway District
The North Gate of Taipei, also known as Beimen, stands not only as a reminder of the city's complex history but also as a witness to the changing urban landscape around it and its shifting attitudes...
View ArticleBag Café / AO Architects
BAG begins with a contradiction: a temporary construction system used to establish a permanent presence. In Al Muhammadiyah, Riyadh, a leased plot carried a former restaurant, its drive-thru lane and a...
View ArticleKian Residence / Kamat & Rozario Architecture
The brief for this project was unlike most urban residential commissions. The client family, now spanning three generations, had lived on the site for many years and was deeply rooted in the...
View ArticleWave Cube / Scenic Architecture Office
Wave Imaginary — Whether in literature or science, waves are both ubiquitous and mysterious. In the everyday environment of Earth, only a few visible continuous media generate observable waves, such as...
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