WHAC transforms a Perth office floor into a field of wheat, bringing the Western Australian Wheatbelt into the city through sound and landscape.
WHAC transforms a Perth office floor into a field of wheat, bringing the Western Australian Wheatbelt into the city through sound and landscape.
Designed by FGMF, ON Melo Alves reinterprets Brutalism through exposed concrete, large cantilevers and a permeable ground floor that strengthens the relationship between architecture and the streets of São Paulo.
A look back at Cyprien Gaillard’s The Recovery of Discovery, the 2011 KW Berlin installation that turned 72,000 beer bottles into a monument visitors could dismantle.
A Modern French Home Beijing reinterprets French interiors through light, colour, and contemporary living in a five-level family residence by Shangceng Design.
One Plus Partnership transforms Haikou Gaoxingli Insun Cinema into a 6,367-square-metre interior of wave-like brick forms, filtered daylight and saturated auditoriums inspired by Hainan’s coastal setting.
Anna Lazar designs Cafe Goodies in Minsk with warm whites, rounded furniture and delicate lighting, creating a calm café interior across 35.5 square metres.
Munich architecture practice Opposite Office has created Baumhaus Office, a one-square-metre treehouse workspace for two to three architects on the historic Bauhaus-Universität Weimar campus.
TAKIZME transforms a compact renovated house in Shinagawa into a contemporary tea salon where spatial design, furniture and ritual slow the act of preparing tea.
Set within a dense Tokyo neighborhood where small local factories from the Edo period coexist with apartment blocks, House of Tsuzumi is shaped by a careful response to a difficult
KYOTO WAND transforms a traditional Kyoto machiya into a day-use base for visitors, combining restored timber and earthen walls with indigo-dyed wood, washi, steel and spaces for rest, food and showering.