In Tokyo’s Sumida ward, a client best known for running neighbourhood sentō decided to extend the after-bath ritual beyond the changing room. The commission: a compact craft beer brewery with
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This all-faith chapel uses 100 timber planks as a semi-transparent curtain, an eccentrically placed roof to frame changing daylight, and locally sourced materials including site stones, local-sawmill timber, and blacksmith-made U-profile metal elements.
A 1940s apartment building in central Cologne gains a 120m² attic duplex after the roof is rebuilt with a raised ridge, creating an extra level, a double-height living space, a central service-and-bedroom core, and a south-facing roof terrace.
Beijing Performing Arts Centre in Tongzhou by Schmidt Hammer Lassen and Perkins and Will brings opera, theatre, concerts and public parkland together on the Grand Canal, combining canal inspired architecture with high performance, low carbon design.
Rediscovering African vernacular architecture: Timeless lessons in sustainability from Built By Hand
Rediscover African vernacular architecture through *Built by Hand*: earthen mosques, kasbahs, rondavels and rock-hewn churches reveal climate-smart, low-carbon building intelligence. From Djenné to Lalibela, and from Kéré to Kamara, this essay traces how community-led traditions can inform Africa’s fast-growing cities and a regenerative architectural future.
In northern Portugal, a short distance from the Atlantic, Glass House – Stone House reframes a familiar rural typology through a precise contemporary lens. The project is composed as a
Hidden inside the metasequoia forest of Merryda Wiki World Secret Camp, Red Cabin is conceived as a compact holiday refuge and an experiment in how lightly a building can touch
In the former service quarters of the Château of the Domaine d’Ors, architect Leo Berellini has completed a new multipurpose hall for the town of Châteaufort, bringing a contemporary civic
Arriving in Batuan, the sense is not of stepping into a new project, but into an ongoing conversation. The collaboration between Rafael Freyre and Yayasan Bali Purnati traces back to
Installed at the heart of Neighbourhood Square in Brent Cross Town, London, The Fountain marks NEON’s latest exploration into the role of public art within contemporary urban life. Rising 4.3
