HGAA brings bamboo courtyards and private gardens into House K, an exposed-concrete family home in Nghệ An, Vietnam.
HGAA brings bamboo courtyards and private gardens into House K, an exposed-concrete family home in Nghệ An, Vietnam.
Atelier Deshaus turns a former coal wharf on Shanghai’s Huangpu River into a public route beside a retained concrete wall.
For the 2025 Seoul Biennale, Bureau de Change translated Korean roof-tile, timber and bamboo craft traditions into a layered concrete wall made with crushed reclaimed hanok tiles.
studio MOTO’s Westerpunt is a concrete coastal viewpoint in De Panne, Belgium, where a looping stair route frames views across land and sea.
Fala Atelier’s Cookie Cutter Retreat places three semicircular buildings into a Portuguese hillside, balancing compact rooms with broad glazed openings.
Jun Igarashi Architects tucks House of Trough behind layered buffer zones, drawing light into its tall central living space on a Hokkaido plot.
The redesign of Bern’s PROGR courtyard pairs permeable ground and accessible edges with a pavilion crowned by Miriam Sturzenegger’s sculptural concrete roof.
Ba-rro transforms an industrial space in Madrid with a mirrored volume, pivoting metal wall and cast-in-situ concrete, creating a home around a compact courtyard.
TÁNAT, PEMO and Carlos García Noriega conceive Casa Ínsula in Mérida as an unfinished concrete house open to rain, plants and future occupation.
Casa Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds by YVA Arquitetura steps down a steep site in Campo Magro, opening its social spaces towards a preserved forest.