ARQUITECTURA-G arranges Can Migris around a central core, with staggered floors and an excavated terrace beside the fields of Santa Margarida de Montbui.
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HGAA brings bamboo courtyards and private gardens into House K, an exposed-concrete family home in Nghệ An, Vietnam.
Pablo Millán links a former prison, an adjoining mansion and a recovered alleyway to create Marchena Archaeological Museum within the town’s historic fabric.
Balzar Architects shape Riyadh’s Museum of Contemporary Art around a circular court, using thick pale-stone walls, water and shaded thresholds to temper daylight.
Jumping House Lab renovates a tea village home in Hangzhou through open rooftops, translucent timber trusses and flexible spaces that shift between private and shared use.
KOGAA adapts a long-unused industrial hall on Brno’s Svitava River into ŠMERAL ART FACTORY, a gallery that connects industrial heritage, street art and contemporary culture.
Atelier Deshaus turns a former coal wharf on Shanghai’s Huangpu River into a public route beside a retained concrete wall.
In Vũng Tàu, Túi Studio wraps flexible semi-open spaces in a white louvre screen, balancing family privacy with daylight, ventilation and planting.
A new 5,400-square-metre promenade in Comillas embraces shifting sand, dune-inspired planting and reclaimed limestone along Spain’s Cantabrian coast.
Roland Baldi Architects’ Civil Protection Centre in Eyrs/Oris uses green-pigmented insulating concrete to give emergency services a distinct civic presence in South Tyrol.
