Celebrating the Icons of Art at Museum Voorlinden pairs modern masterpieces with contemporary works to examine how museums shape artistic reputation and the act of looking.
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Designed for Kléos, Francesc Rifé Studio’s Nodum collection explores how travertine can be cut, joined and combined with metal and walnut across tables, benches and magazine racks.
In Lying on the floor, Eunkyung Lee turns unintended places of rest at home into low cast-aluminium forms shaped by hand marks and deliberate instability.
1Y Architects reuses bricks and tiles from Zhuzhou’s former Qingshuitang industrial site to create an open-air museum built around oral histories and shared sound.
WHAC transforms a Perth office floor into a field of wheat, bringing the Western Australian Wheatbelt into the city through sound and landscape.
From Zaha Hadid’s inaugural 2000 commission to LANZA atelier’s 25th Pavilion in 2026, a critical essay on temporary architecture and public life in Kensington Gardens.
M+ marks its fifth anniversary with Herzog & de Meuron: In Focus, an exhibition of more than 200 archival objects tracing ten projects in China.
At Bosco Colto Campus 2026 in Sicily, a wood-fired ceramic kiln and two structures by a workshop led by Yoshiharu Tsukamoto extend a five-year experiment in landscape, craft and community.
PLAT ASIA places 45 guest suites across an eroded volcano in Inner Mongolia, pairing cone-shaped rooms and framed landscape views with measures to retain snow and restore difficult ground.
Anna Lazar designs Cafe Goodies in Minsk with warm whites, rounded furniture and delicate lighting, creating a calm café interior across 35.5 square metres.
