In an interview with Designarcus, Vincent Dubourg discusses how molten bronze, architectural references and wood shape Blue Weather at Carpenters in London.
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Jun Igarashi Architects tucks House of Trough behind layered buffer zones, drawing light into its tall central living space on a Hokkaido plot.
m²ft architects stacks woodland prunings within a timber grid to create HUT-SPOT, a seven-square-metre pavilion for people and wildlife in Cesena, Italy.
ecoLogicStudio combines living Chlorella bioreactors, medicinal planting and a reversible timber structure to create AirBubble restorative space in Nyon, Switzerland.
Pup Architects reorients Surrey Docks Farm toward the Thames through a strategic refurbishment, a Douglas fir orangery and the reinstatement of its fire-damaged tower.
TAKIZME transforms a compact renovated house in Shinagawa into a contemporary tea salon where spatial design, furniture and ritual slow the act of preparing tea.
Designed by XISUI Design, Forest Delight is a 25,200-square-metre children’s camp at Aranya Wuling Mountain in Hebei, where log structures, water play and elevated forest paths follow the site’s natural terrain.
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.
Designed by AR-AR Martínez Arquitectura y Paisaje, MEC Arquitectura and Fiallo Atelier, Water Stories pairs ecological restoration with short-stay shelters in the cloud forest of Villamaría, Colombia, using architecture as a framework for environmental education and contemplation.
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.
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