Ole Müller’s Blumentasche vase uses a perforated sheet of brushed stainless steel to turn flower arranging into a sculptural spatial composition.
Ole Müller’s Blumentasche vase uses a perforated sheet of brushed stainless steel to turn flower arranging into a sculptural spatial composition.
Set in Gailouquan Village in Henan Province, Wo Quan Shan Fang is an 11-room boutique homestay by Yinyuan Studio that uses concrete, stone, shadow and framed views to establish a
KYOTO WAND transforms a traditional Kyoto machiya into a day-use base for visitors, combining restored timber and earthen walls with indigo-dyed wood, washi, steel and spaces for rest, food and showering.
Anna Lazar transforms a 1936 building in central Minsk into MARKS Coffee & Books, pairing a bookstore and café with warm timber, large-format porcelain stoneware and custom furniture.
Bent by Spring transforms a sunken plaza at Gucheng Park into a temporary urban room, using forty raw bamboo poles, woven floral forms and everyday materials to frame public life in Shanghai.
Taiwanese studio Supra-Simplicities has designed MOM House as an expandable steel-grid residence for a retired mother in Kaohsiung, using prefabrication, internal gardens and views toward a neighbouring sports field to open up a constrained urban site.
Designed by IDEE Architects in Bãi Dài, Cam Ranh, Hidden Spa: Water Hope is embedded within a coastal sand dune landscape. Organised around a central water courtyard, the project uses stone, timber, bamboo, shade and natural ventilation to create a sheltered environment for bathing, treatment and rest.
Martín Martín arquitectos presents four completed projects in Granada, Spain, exploring how architecture can emerge from landscape, heritage, memory and the specific conditions of place.
The Garzón School by Rosan Bosch Studio rethinks the school as a nature based learning landscape in Uruguay, where timber architecture, outdoor spaces and flexible learning worlds support children in the age of AI.
New Energy Works has completed its contribution to the Acadia Gateway Center, an 11,000 square foot heavy timber visitor hub for Acadia National Park.