Casa Tlaloc is a vertically layered house shaped by climate, structure, and ritual, where architecture becomes a precise response to landscape and daily life.
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Therme Oberstdorf redefines alpine spa architecture through a landscape-driven design, combining timber, ceramic surfaces, and sustainable systems.
Affordable housing in Tulum combines courtyard planning, tropical landscape, and passive design to create a high density yet livable residential community.
A historic house in Ponta Delgada is reworked through a restrained intervention that preserves its structure and adapts it for contemporary living.
A minimalist house in northern Italy redefines rural architecture through prefabricated concrete, geometric clarity, and a strong contrast between exterior and interior space.
NULA.STUDIO designs Goiáns Social Centre in Galicia as a compact concrete structure that reconnects a dispersed rural community.
La Fusteria transforms a carpentry workshop into a home in Alt Empordà, where vaults and restored materials define a calm domestic space.
A pavilion-based interior in Hebei transforms a hotel lobby and hot spring into a spatial landscape shaped by mountain atmosphere, material depth, and light.
A historic ancestral hall in Huangshan is reimagined as a cinema and library through a flexible, reversible architectural system.
BIG’s NOT A HOTEL Setouchi villas reinterpret Japanese spatial traditions through rammed earth construction and panoramic views across the Seto Inland Sea.
