A 45 sqm apartment in Paris is reimagined through raw materials and a continuous loop layout, creating a calm and fluid interior within a dense urban setting.
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This house in Murat by arba reinterprets traditional slate roofs through a curved timber shell. The project combines climatic response, modular construction, and exposed craftsmanship to create a spatially rich domestic interior.
A timber classroom extension uses natural materials, green tones, and light to connect architecture with its landscape.
The Sarette apartment renovation transforms a 1970s home through a central green cube that structures circulation, light and material contrasts.
This cultural and sports centre uses a textile membrane roof and a multi level public walkway to transform a fragmented site into a unified civic hub.
The brief was direct: transform an ancient farmhouse outbuilding into a family home in Chamboirat, a small hamlet in Auvergne’s countryside. From the outside, the structure reads as familiar rural
A textile-led château stay near Montpellier, where circular design is built into maintenance, repair, and re-dyeing.
A historic harbor structure reimagined as a public cultural landscape on the Le Havre waterfront
An essay drawn from Renzo Piano’s reflections on Centre Pompidou, tracing how it resisted museum intimidation, made emptiness an urban icon, and treated renovation as a cycle of care.
In the rugged foothills of Corsica’s Alta Rocca region, Amelia Tavella Architectes has breathed new life into the Convent Saint-François, a historic monument dating to 1480 in Sainte-Lucie-de-Tallano. Long abandoned
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