A compact retail space by MO Studio transforms Cognac culture into an immersive journey of time, material and sensory perception
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Moulding the Arc is conceived as a spatial meditation on the origins of human settlement. Drawing from prehistoric modes of living, the installation reflects on the moment when nomadic existence began to give way to collective inhabitation. It approaches this transition not through literal reconstruction, but through an abstract language of geometry, material, and relational space.
Arina Krisanova reinterprets Metabolist principles in a 72 m² Moscow apartment, using modular elements, mirrors, and custom furniture to create a transformable living environment that expands perception beyond physical limits.
This project transforms a nineteenth century barn into a contemporary home through careful preservation, material reuse, and a precise glass and timber intervention.
A kinetic installation unfolds across the Tanzanian landscape, where fractal logic dissolves into a living form shaped by wind, light, and horizon.
Burckhardt completes Teaching and Learning Center in Wiesbaden, shaping a flexible hub for learning and exchange.
At the Centre de design de l’UQAM in Montreal, Samia Henni unfolds a spatial investigation into French nuclear colonialism, where architecture, landscape and radiation converge as instruments of power and enduring contamination.
A new neighbourhood in Almaty explores biodiversity, perception and circular planning to redefine human-centred urban design.
Pur by SOUR is a recording studio and boutique hotel on Cunda Island that merges vernacular architecture with high-performance acoustics, creating a space where music production, landscape, and cultural exchange are deeply interconnected.
Ortega Diago transforms a seventh floor apartment in San Sebastián into Casa Kendo, a serene interior defined by filtered daylight, spatial clarity, and the continuous use of Campaspero stone.
