Atelier Lu combines river stone, reclaimed timber and steel in an open tea pavilion that retains the working functions of a hillside tea field in Hangzhou.
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A rural hotel in Portugal transforms two traditional schist houses with minimal concrete cantilevers overlooking the Serra da Estrela mountains.
- Two low roofs frame river and hillside at Longjing Tea Pavilion
- ΛSTRIΛ Makes Room for Reinvention in Everyday Steel Objects
- Built-in furniture gives the Flacon Cargo Module room to live
- JA Projects makes room for conversation at MATTER and SHAPE
- TAC! 2026 brings two temporary pavilions to Sestao and Barcelona
- Fala gives a narrow Porto house room to play with geometry
