A new residential building at 103 Grand Street is quietly testing how much generosity a small New York development can still hold. Set in the middle of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, the
A new residential building at 103 Grand Street is quietly testing how much generosity a small New York development can still hold. Set in the middle of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, the
Taobun Literacy House by INS Studio combines reading spaces, community programs, and inclusive design within a converted residence in Makassar.
Gregory Orekhov’s Red Vertical 2022 is a land art installation on the Russian Plain, wrapping a timber frame in red polyethylene to reinterpret Kazimir Malevich’s house motif as a contemporary, minimalist spatial icon.
In the Nanchuan District of Chongqing, Drifting Stones frames a quiet encounter with the mountains. Set among evergreen trees, sheer cliffs and a narrow stream, the project is deliberately small
Unveiled at Godeok I Park in Gangdong gu, Seoul, Arc ZERO Eclipse marks a new chapter in Australian artist James Tapscott’s ongoing exploration of light, water, and atmosphere. Recently recognised
Rooted in the spatial intelligence of traditional nomadic life, this resort translates the logic of migration, seasonal rhythm, and light-footprint inhabitation into a contemporary landscape architecture. Its guiding idea, “Live
Hyunje Joo reflects on competitions, pavilion design, and material reuse through projects such as Concrete Utopia, proposing new ways of engaging with urban space.
A 1940s apartment building in central Cologne gains a 120m² attic duplex after the roof is rebuilt with a raised ridge, creating an extra level, a double-height living space, a central service-and-bedroom core, and a south-facing roof terrace.
Set on the edge of Xinchang Ancient Town in the outer suburbs of Shanghai, Chunli Guesthouse begins with a simple, disarming first impression: rice fields stretching out in every direction.
A conversation with Dingdong Tang on urban repair, waterfront life, and the future of museums.