At the Centre de design de l’UQAM in Montreal, Samia Henni unfolds a spatial investigation into French nuclear colonialism, where architecture, landscape and radiation converge as instruments of power and enduring contamination.
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Pur by SOUR is a recording studio and boutique hotel on Cunda Island that merges vernacular architecture with high-performance acoustics, creating a space where music production, landscape, and cultural exchange are deeply interconnected.
In Dilbeek, Belgium, TV Team Begijnenborre designs a kindergarten that weaves between existing trees, creating a nature-centred learning environment organised around an internal courtyard.
OMA completes the Mushroom Pavilion at Casa Wabi in Puerto Escondido, combining mushroom cultivation, community space and sculptural concrete architecture.
A former nineteenth century spinning mill in Kežmarok has been carefully restored and transformed into a production and cultural complex, reconnecting the site’s industrial heritage with contemporary urban life beneath the High Tatras.
Swiss artist Roger Reutimann explores the intersection of sculpture and functional lighting through a series of limited edition light objects created between 2025 and 2026, where materials such as bronze, concrete, carbon fiber, and resin transform illumination into sculptural presence.
Eventide Coffee in Chennai is conceived as a calm coastal café where light, curved spatial forms and beach inspired materials shape a quiet architectural experience.
HW Studio creates a cruciform house in Mineral de Pozos, where stone walls, gardens and open-air paths frame the surrounding mountain landscape.
Designed for desert environments, the Interactive Sand Reflecting Cone transforms sand into a participatory landscape where mirrored steel, solar energy and human interaction create an evolving public installation.
A rural revitalisation project in Moganshan that transforms an abandoned agricultural structure into a contemplative forest retreat
