At Almine Rech Shanghai, Tia-Thuy Nguyen brings clouds, quartz, beadwork and hand-woven stainless steel into a shifting field of light, energy and perception.
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Xiang Architects has completed a 19.8-metre observation tower in Wuhan’s Chenhu Wetland, using two counter-rotating staircases and 24 viewing platforms to turn ascent into a sequence of shifting landscape views.
Munich architecture practice Opposite Office has created Baumhaus Office, a one-square-metre treehouse workspace for two to three architects on the historic Bauhaus-Universität Weimar campus.
One Plus Partnership transforms Haikou Gaoxingli Insun Cinema into a 6,367-square-metre interior of wave-like brick forms, filtered daylight and saturated auditoriums inspired by Hainan’s coastal setting.
Mestres Wåge, Mendoza Partida and BAX Studio have transformed a listed 1935 grain elevator in Kristiansand into Kunstsilo, a contemporary art museum organised around the retained concrete cylinders of the
KYOTO WAND transforms a traditional Kyoto machiya into a day-use base for visitors, combining restored timber and earthen walls with indigo-dyed wood, washi, steel and spaces for rest, food and showering.
Bent by Spring transforms a sunken plaza at Gucheng Park into a temporary urban room, using forty raw bamboo poles, woven floral forms and everyday materials to frame public life in Shanghai.
Luminous Tunnel Beijing transforms an underbridge into a restaurant and public passage shaped by mirrored glass, arches and coloured light.
Botanica Sales Gallery in Phuket combines Zen inspired design, flexible spaces and reflective architecture for commerce and culture.
Ibira Work by FGMF in São Paulo extends the workplace beyond the office with open-air spaces, natural ventilation, terraces, and landscape.
