In October 2025, Vietnamese artist Tia Thuy Nguyen presents Unity, a large scale public artwork situated in a central urban park in Hanoi. Conceived as an immersive spatial environment rather
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An in depth essay on Hiroshi Sugimoto’s glass staircase at Go’o Shrine, exploring time, perception, light, and architectural experience.
Japanese designer So Koizumi moves fluidly between furniture, objects, and spatial thinking. Through experiments with materials such as asphalt and steel, his work explores how form, history, and human presence intersect. In this conversation, Koizumi reflects on material memory, sculptural thinking, and the subtle ways small objects can shape spatial experience.
Mark Wallinger stands as one of Britain’s foremost contemporary artists, renowned for his masterful blend of wry humor, incisive social critique, and profound exploration of human identity. Born in 1959
Abstract Landscape architecture shapes a cultural, sports and commercial complex in Daixi Town, creating a new civic landmark in Huzhou.
Located in Dong Nai, The Second Farmstay is a semi prefabricated rural house that integrates orchards, water infrastructure and passive climate design into a contemporary farmstay model.
An in depth essay on Daxing Jizi Design and how light based installations reshape emotional experience in contemporary Chinese cities.
Set within Yunlu Wetland Park in Shunde, the Yunlu Wetland Museum sits beside an ecological island inhabited by twenty five thousand egrets. Conceived as an architectural instrument for observing the
From an abandoned cement factory outside Barcelona to labyrinthine social housing and monumental civic stages, Bofill treated architecture as a social instrument, a way to remake how people meet, move,
Nestled along the historic banks of the Qinhuai River in Nanjing, the Big Red Crayfish project transforms a 2,000-square-metre heritage site into a vibrant gastronomic and commercial destination. Designed by
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