A former car wash in Carabanchel, Madrid, is transformed into a civic loft that blends domestic life with studio, café and exhibition uses, proposing a new hybrid housing archetype for the contemporary city.
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Paris can make architecture feel like a conversation that began long before you arrived. On Île Saint-Louis, the city’s surfaces carry their own chronology: stone worn smooth by weather, stucco
This narrow single storey house in Kashiwara, Japan, uses a central sunroom as an acoustic buffer against railway noise while creating a continuous living space for two residents.
At OCT LOFT in Shenzhen, Twirl Tower by Daxing Jizi Design turns collective movement into a shared urban experience through a system of rotating tiers.
Taobun Literacy House by INS Studio combines reading spaces, community programs, and inclusive design within a converted residence in Makassar.
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
Inside the Scalpers Seville flagship where vernacular context, industrial materials, and architectural clarity shape a new retail experience.
In northern Portugal, a short distance from the Atlantic, Glass House – Stone House reframes a familiar rural typology through a precise contemporary lens. The project is composed as a
BIG’s NOT A HOTEL Setouchi villas reinterpret Japanese spatial traditions through rammed earth construction and panoramic views across the Seto Inland Sea.
Enrique Lastra’s work rarely announces itself with spectacle. It does something quieter and harder to fake: it makes the public ground feel considered. In Mexico City, where pavements carry protest,
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- What bronze remembers of the hand
- Caught in light: Moradavaga’s suspended shoal
- The making of Alex Chinneck’s impossible Dior windows
