An in-depth interview with YVA Arquitetura on Guaju Pavilion, exploring dematerialization, modular design, and coexistence with nature.
An in-depth interview with YVA Arquitetura on Guaju Pavilion, exploring dematerialization, modular design, and coexistence with nature.
Inspired by Arctic landscapes and vulnerable ecosystems, PØLAIRE by Louve transforms stoneware into sculptural forms that explore memory, erosion, and environmental change through texture and material.
Hotel Jin marks the transformation of the former Ariake-so, a two-storey wooden inn dating back to 1868, into a contemporary hotel on the remote island of Tsushima in Nagasaki Prefecture.
An essay drawn from Renzo Piano’s reflections on Centre Pompidou, tracing how it resisted museum intimidation, made emptiness an urban icon, and treated renovation as a cycle of care.
A new investigation by the Public Interest Research Group (PIRG) reveals concerning safety issues in several AI-powered toys currently on the market. The findings emerge from the organization’s annual Trouble
The Nishizaki House is a private residence for a family of three, situated on reclaimed land within a newly developed residential district in the southern part of Okinawa’s main island.
Along the banks of the Cai River in Nha Trang, life once moved to the rhythm of the floods. Each year, the river rose for a few days, and small
A contemporary Japanese house for a family of five reconsiders shinkabe construction, tatami spaces, and engawa living to create a modest and timeless domestic architecture.
Beijing Performing Arts Centre in Tongzhou by Schmidt Hammer Lassen and Perkins and Will brings opera, theatre, concerts and public parkland together on the Grand Canal, combining canal inspired architecture with high performance, low carbon design.
It Will Never Snow Again is a glass installation depicting a house-like structure whose interior is divided into equally sized cells. Within these cells, fallen and collected tree branches are