Studio von Schoenebeck’s MEDITATIONS pairs a reflective mirror with a fluted marble column to turn looking into an encounter with the self.
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1Y Architects reuses bricks and tiles from Zhuzhou’s former Qingshuitang industrial site to create an open-air museum built around oral histories and shared sound.
PLAT ASIA places 45 guest suites across an eroded volcano in Inner Mongolia, pairing cone-shaped rooms and framed landscape views with measures to retain snow and restore difficult ground.
Ryue Nishizawa arranged Towada Art Center as a field of white pavilions linked by transparent corridors, allowing contemporary art, architecture and the streets of Aomori to overlap.
Vincent Leroy’s Eccentric Lenses uses wind-driven Fresnel lenses to fragment views of mountains, rice fields and vegetation in Munduk, Bali.
Ba-rro transforms an industrial space in Madrid with a mirrored volume, pivoting metal wall and cast-in-situ concrete, creating a home around a compact courtyard.
MIX Architecture has transformed the historic Yanqing Li lifen in Wuhan into an open commercial block structured by alleys, courtyards and elevated walkways.
TYPE S combines rough masonry, polished metal and warm timber inside Juno Hair Sung-su 2nd, a salon shaped by contrasting spaces in Seoul.
Art Pavilion M by Studio Ossidiana floats on Weerwater in Almere as a museum, public space and ecological landscape formed by three connected rings.
BIG completes Suzhou Museum of Contemporary Art as nine interconnected pavilions, where galleries, covered corridors and gardens form a continuous route to Jinji Lake.
- In the woods of Kasterlee, {define} gathers nine artist residences into one circular pavilion
- CHANGHAO STUDIO’s Infinite Grove multiplies a single tree into a forest
- Tien Dong House opens two voids inside a narrow plot in Quy Nhon
- Pontoatelier builds three freestanding rooms in Matosinhos to house the Lucio Costa Archive
- Tadao Cern’s French Exit hangs a wheat field overhead and leaves it in the care of others
- Marius Boekhorst’s Violet Pixel turns flowers into an abstract painting behind patterned glass
