El Arca is a private residential pavilion designed by Mallol in Nueva Suiza, Chiriquí, Panama, where a curved cedar roof shelters a house shaped by rain, cloud forest, local craft
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In Suzhou’s Taohuawu district, Wutopia Lab converts a former silk weaving factory into Verdant Ridges, a compact theatre where Tang Bohu’s life, Chinese landscape painting and industrial memory become part of a layered architectural narrative.
Oak joinery transforms an irregular Madrid penthouse through continuous timber surfaces, travertine details and a fluid sequence of interconnected living spaces.
Davood Boroojeni Office designs an Iranian factory shaped by observation, everyday routines and the life of workers after construction.
PLAT ASIA transforms a former European style landmark in Guangzhou into YIN HOTELS, where memory, material, and hospitality converge in a suite based spatial experience.
Atelier Carle has completed SONO, a secondary residence in Wentworth Nord, Quebec, where concrete walls, hemlock timber and northern light shape a quiet retreat for two friends sharing a house without surrendering privacy.
Casa Plan de Barrancas rethinks urban living through a seamless dialogue between architecture, vegetation and void in Mexico City.
The redesign of Bern’s PROGR courtyard pairs permeable ground and accessible edges with a pavilion crowned by Miriam Sturzenegger’s sculptural concrete roof.
Set against the dramatic landscape of Yunnan, Kawagebo Snow Mountain Hotel by Moguang Studio combines timber, stone and restrained spatial design to create a quiet retreat immersed in the atmosphere of the mountains.
KiMu Children’s Art Museum has opened in Amsterdam Noord, where WE architecten and Suzanne Huis transformed a raw concrete shell into an open, process led museum for children.
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- Emilio Ferro on the light, sound and memory of a place
- At Maniwa, an architect’s family home opens to the neighbourhood
- What bronze remembers of the hand
- Caught in light: Moradavaga’s suspended shoal
- The making of Alex Chinneck’s impossible Dior windows
