m²ft architects stacks woodland prunings within a timber grid to create HUT-SPOT, a seven-square-metre pavilion for people and wildlife in Cesena, Italy.
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In conversation around Fields of Resonance, Tia-Thuy Nguyen discusses hand-woven stainless steel, weightlessness, femininity and the role of light as a living material.
Taiwanese studio Supra-Simplicities has designed MOM House as an expandable steel-grid residence for a retired mother in Kaohsiung, using prefabrication, internal gardens and views toward a neighbouring sports field to open up a constrained urban site.
M+ marks its fifth anniversary with Herzog & de Meuron: In Focus, an exhibition of more than 200 archival objects tracing ten projects in China.
TBo has completed the renovation and enlargement of a mid century residence in Katonah, New York, reshaping a fragmented 1970s house into a light filled home for a creative couple
THE ICON timber pavilion in Davos combines modular design, circular construction, natural materials, and passive strategies.
Marian Goodman Gallery in New York transforms a historic 1875 building into a flexible home for contemporary art and exhibitions.
At Almine Rech Shanghai, Tia-Thuy Nguyen brings clouds, quartz, beadwork and hand-woven stainless steel into a shifting field of light, energy and perception.
Roland Baldi Architects’ Civil Protection Centre in Eyrs/Oris uses green-pigmented insulating concrete to give emergency services a distinct civic presence in South Tyrol.
Suburban Family House in Tipperary delivers 210 m² of low energy living with a timber frame structure and an A2 BER rating.
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