Six monumental glass works by Larry Bell spread across six lawns in Madison Square Park, shifting from colour-block to mirror-field as the sky changes and viewers move. In his largest
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On the shore of Lake St. Moritz, .ket bureau proposes Lacum Respira, a low, timber built pavilion designed to sit with the Engadin landscape rather than compete with it. The
Metaform Architects begins from a desire that is both symbolic and concrete: to offer a true reflection of Luxembourg’s past, present, and future, while projecting the values the country wants
Next to Valencia’s emblematic Mercado de Colón, a sequence of late nineteenth century modernist buildings still holds its ground in the city centre. Ironwork curls across balconies. Stained glass catches
In the aftermath of catastrophe, architecture is tested not by how it photographs but by what it restores: privacy, warmth, agency. Shigeru Ban’s work insists that the “temporary” is not
In January 2019, a tailings dam at Vale’s Córrego do Feijão mine in Brumadinho collapsed, sending a torrent of mining waste through communities and waterways and killing 272 people. On
In Seosomun History Park, nothing signals a museum at first. People cut across the grass, pause in the shade, take the shortest line through the site. Red brick walls sit
In many cities, the museum has become a device for visibility: an institution required to perform simultaneously as landmark, brand, and civic emblem. Architecture responds predictably, thickening into frontality, signature
Conceived during the pandemic, the project carries a quiet urgency. It is less interested in perfecting a program than in restoring a shared pulse: the small rituals of meeting, cooking,
In the Nanchuan District of Chongqing, Drifting Stones frames a quiet encounter with the mountains. Set among evergreen trees, sheer cliffs and a narrow stream, the project is deliberately small
