A look back at Cyprien Gaillard’s The Recovery of Discovery, the 2011 KW Berlin installation that turned 72,000 beer bottles into a monument visitors could dismantle.
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m²ft architects stacks woodland prunings within a timber grid to create HUT-SPOT, a seven-square-metre pavilion for people and wildlife in Cesena, Italy.
Wu Bin’s Pavilion of Time pairs a circular mirrored roof with translucent walls, tracing sunlight and inviting visitors to pause in Paris’s Palais-Royal garden.
SUITE has remodelled MAS House in São Paulo with continuous travertine flooring, oak joinery and large openings that connect its living spaces to the garden.
The Lanckoroński Collection exhibition by NArchitekTURA uses curved plywood, carpet and brass to transform five rooms inside Wawel Royal Castle.
STUDIO SHOO has created a three-legged stainless steel chair that uses instability, an angled backrest and a mirror to examine expectations placed on women.
Sarturi Gumz Arquitetos has organised Banca Padre Pio, a compact restaurant in Curitiba, around a communal reclaimed timber table.
Of Architecture has used an anamorphic printed curtain and makeshift timber benches to form the temporary Phantom Tea Room in London.
Continentale has renovated an 80-square-metre apartment in Nice using apricot planes, deep-green cabinetry and mirrors to connect its interior with the garden and sea.
Studio anettai has transformed an existing Saigon villa into Pizza 4P’s Thao Dien, where an edible farm and reused materials support a regenerative restaurant.
