Designed by De la Villa Studio, Chitón Madrid unfolds through a sequence of restaurant and club spaces organized around an interior courtyard, where stone, timber and rich textures create an immersive hospitality experience.
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Set within a dense forest in the Czech countryside, Jevany Villa by Architektura Studio uses topography, steel, concrete, and expansive glazing to create a home deeply connected to its natural surroundings.
MUGEN’s BARRAQ collection explores the relationship between light, stone, and nature through sculptural alabaster luminaires inspired by volcanic clouds and geological formations.
Inspired by Arctic landscapes and vulnerable ecosystems, PØLAIRE by Louve transforms stoneware into sculptural forms that explore memory, erosion, and environmental change through texture and material.
Carpenter’s Home transforms a rural Chinese village through mass timber architecture, traditional carpentry, and communal learning spaces.
Inspired by the Chinese painting concept of “Layered Peaks and Emerald Layers,” this new school campus in Wuxi transforms educational architecture into a landscape of overlapping terraces, light filled courtyards, and interconnected communal spaces designed for collaboration and discovery.
Point Cloud by Vincent Leroy transforms Beijing’s Taikoo Li Sanlitun into a kinetic landscape of color, light, and movement.
DRIFT presents Shy Society in Venice, a kinetic light installation combining robotics, silk, and movement above the Grand Canal.
Taobun Literacy House by INS Studio combines reading spaces, community programs, and inclusive design within a converted residence in Makassar.
The Circular Formations Pavilions transform curved steel rings and sculptural forms into interactive public spaces for gathering, shade, and spatial exploration.
