In Hanoi, Vietnam, a former industrial printing plant once sat at the center of the city’s 20th-century media infrastructure. For decades, its presses produced newspapers, books, and documents that shaped
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Logroño (Spain) is not the sort of city that typically anchors the international festival circuit. It is neither a capital nor a metropolis. There is no skyline theatre, no high-voltage
At the Venice Architecture Biennale, Build of Site proposes a different kind of spectacle: one where architecture is not installed, but repaired. Rather than constructing a new exhibition within the
Tucked into Beijing’s SanYuanLi Food Market, this compact café borrows its character from a neighbourhood that is never purely local. The market sits close to the embassy district and looks
At the Aranya Community in Beidaihe, Vector Architects has been quietly building a waterfront narrative, one civic room at a time. After the Seashore Library and the Seashore Chapel, Restaurant
In the rugged foothills of Corsica’s Alta Rocca region, Amelia Tavella Architectes has breathed new life into the Convent Saint-François, a historic monument dating to 1480 in Sainte-Lucie-de-Tallano. Long abandoned
Designed by 2m26 and Onomiau for Villa Kujoyama, Yachō is a minimalist tea room in Kyoto that references Sen no Rikyū through tatami proportion, candlelit lanterns, a fire pit, and burnt cedar cladding.
Most people meet Luis Barragán through color. Pink becomes the entry point, then the conversation stalls at palette. I prefer starting with a more ordinary and more demanding idea that
NAKAMURA KAZUNOBU DESIGN WORKS creates Into the Space, a cloud like installation for Japanese dance in Tokyo that turns a single object into an immersive landscape.
A deep look at the reconstruction of Prague’s former InterContinental Hotel, from forensic concrete diagnosis to artisan replicas, restored artworks, greener infrastructure, and a new cultural public realm.
