LOFA SEOUL reinterprets traditional Korean hwamunseok through craft, antiques and contemporary design in the RE:WEAVE / LEGACY exhibition.
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Bangkok Project Studio has completed three interconnected buildings at Elephant World in Surin Province, Thailand, using architecture to support the return of the Kui community and their elephants while helping
Anna Lazar transforms a 1936 building in central Minsk into MARKS Coffee & Books, pairing a bookstore and café with warm timber, large-format porcelain stoneware and custom furniture.
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.
Suburban Family House in Tipperary delivers 210 m² of low energy living with a timber frame structure and an A2 BER rating.
THE ICON timber pavilion in Davos combines modular design, circular construction, natural materials, and passive strategies.
Kalevala’s new flagship store in central Helsinki presents the Finnish jewelry brand through a gallery-like interior shaped by sculpture, material contrast and craftsmanship. Designed for a brand with more than
Designed for Gambit, a pipe distribution company in Gliwice, this combined office and warehouse transforms the company’s core product into its architectural language. Conceived under strict budget constraints, the building
Arches nestles Sanctum nature therapy retreat within Lithuanian forest (v2com-newswire.com) Set within a forested landscape near Vilnius, Lithuania, Sanctum is a nature therapy retreat designed around the relationship between architecture,
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
