Bárbara Bardín and Julio Cano design Moof Fitness Studio as a calm, adaptable gym shaped by perforated metal, colour and a replicable architectural system.
Bárbara Bardín and Julio Cano design Moof Fitness Studio as a calm, adaptable gym shaped by perforated metal, colour and a replicable architectural system.
Set within a bamboo grove beside Shisanba Bridge, LUO studio’s micro museum transforms field research on Huizhou’s vernacular stone bridges into a quiet architectural experience of viewing, walking and remembering.
In Suzhou’s Taohuawu district, Wutopia Lab converts a former silk weaving factory into Verdant Ridges, a compact theatre where Tang Bohu’s life, Chinese landscape painting and industrial memory become part of a layered architectural narrative.
In this interview, Gabriella Marcella of RISOTTO Studio reflects on the making of the studio’s new Glasgow headquarters, a vivid working environment shaped by risograph printing, colour, material process and the everyday realities of analogue production.
Feng Yue of designRESERVE reflects on Desert Ark, a 3D printed desert habitat shaped by sand, wind, ecology and the fragile conditions of China’s Tengger Desert.
y.ad studio reinterprets the historic Ink Wash Pool site in China through a restrained architecture of exposed concrete, landscape, and quiet public space.
Bjarke Ingels Group and BAT Architecture transform the hillside of Mount Ulia into a stepped culinary campus for the Basque Culinary Center, where public terraces, research spaces and urban landscape merge into a new civic destination in San Sebastián.
An in depth look at Gasometer Wien, the landmark adaptive reuse project in Vienna that transformed four nineteenth century gas holders into a mixed use urban district designed by Jean Nouvel, Coop Himmelb(l)au, Manfred Wehdorn, and Wilhelm Holzbauer.
Built on the remains of a burned cabin, this riverside retreat on the Sázava River combines a charred timber structure with a surviving stone plinth, framing panoramic views of water, cliffs and forest.
VELLO collaborates with Columbus Tubi to explore steel as a durable and expressive material in contemporary bicycle design, presented at Milan Design Week 2026.