Wu Bin’s Pavilion of Time pairs a circular mirrored roof with translucent walls, tracing sunlight and inviting visitors to pause in Paris’s Palais-Royal garden.
Wu Bin’s Pavilion of Time pairs a circular mirrored roof with translucent walls, tracing sunlight and inviting visitors to pause in Paris’s Palais-Royal garden.
Continentale has renovated an 80-square-metre apartment in Nice using apricot planes, deep-green cabinetry and mirrors to connect its interior with the garden and sea.
Atelier EGR sinks Biot’s town hall extension beneath a continuous public square, framing the Saint-Roch chapel, the surrounding valleys and a new civic belvedere.
Designed by Clément Boutillon and edited by Bouti Studio, the Temple Collection translates a journey through Sri Lanka and Adam’s Peak into sculptural faience lighting.
Italian artist Emilio Ferro has transformed Paris’ Chapelle Expiatoire with Threshold, a site-specific light and sound installation that treats illumination as an architectural material rather than an effect. Unveiled on
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.
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.