Conceived at the final stage of an architectural project, Sillon W emerged from a precise spatial need. The reception area required a piece capable of grounding a minimalist void without
Conceived at the final stage of an architectural project, Sillon W emerged from a precise spatial need. The reception area required a piece capable of grounding a minimalist void without
Next to Valencia’s emblematic Mercado de Colón, a sequence of late nineteenth century modernist buildings still holds its ground in the city centre. Ironwork curls across balconies. Stained glass catches
At Milan Design Week 2026, Didi NG Wing Yin presents a collectible furniture series exploring wood through carving, splitting, and charring.
Casa L5 in Poble Nou de Benitatxell, Alicante, designed by Pasqual Giner with Auñón Cabrera, reimagines Mediterranean living through horizontal white volumes, natural stone plinths and panoramic sea views. The residence blurs the boundary between interior and landscape, using floor to ceiling glazing, an infinity pool and a restrained palette of stone, wood and continuous flooring to create a calm architectural dialogue with the surrounding coastline.
Located in Kunshan, Suzhou, Huachiao Vibrant Sports Park reimagines the contemporary sports landscape through a distinctly cultural lens. Designed by SoBA and completed in March 2024, the 6,000 square metre
Kryss uses Multiweave to transform a single rope into self-supporting, recyclable furniture that subtly adapts to weight and movement, redefining textiles as load-bearing structure.
The appointment of Wang Shu and Lu Wenyu as curators of the 20th International Architecture Exhibition of the Venice Biennale, scheduled to open in 2027, brings a clearly defined architectural
A timber classroom extension uses natural materials, green tones, and light to connect architecture with its landscape.
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.
An essay on Janet Echelman’s public art, exploring radical softness, climate data, and resilience in contemporary urban space.