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How Waste-Based Bricks Solved a Museum's Century-Old Layout Problem
Design Museum Gent's expansion uses construction debris to form a new wing that finally unites three disparate historic buildings around a single courtyard.
2 Oct · 5 min read
When Concrete Breathes: Studio Krubka's Courtyard Office for Novolife
A Bangkok headquarters where biophilic design meets pharmaceutical production, dissolving the threshold between workspace and weather
2 Oct · 5 min read
The Infinite Library and the Red Tunnel: Inside Es Devlin's First European Retrospective
At the Design Museum, three decades of scenographic practice unfold through mirrored rooms, kinetic sculptures, and 5,000 archival objects that map one designer's journey from sketch to stage.
1 Oct · 8 min read
When Privacy and Openness Share the Same Floor Plan
Estúdio Zargos rejects suburban repetition with a Brazilian residence that shields its flanks while dissolving boundaries toward the horizon.
1 Oct · 5 min read
Courtyards as Narrative: genarchitects Rethinks Community Thresholds in Qinhuangdao
The Youyi Bay regeneration weaves hotel, residential, and retail volumes into a gradient of public encounter, where plaza sequence becomes the organising device.
1 Oct · 4 min read
When the Office Becomes the Pitch: MLS Headquarters Redefines Workplace Identity
TPG Architecture translates the spatial language of football stadiums into a corporate headquarters that questions whether workplace design can truly embody the culture it serves.
30 Sept · 6 min read
Three Volumes and a Courtyard: Rethinking Domesticity on a Steep Brazilian Slope
How AAA_Azevedo Agência de Arquitetura used topography and spatial sequence to craft a 300-square-metre residence in Cruzeiro de Santo Antônio that revolves around a central void.
30 Sept · 6 min read
A Suspended Village: How Two Studios Reimagined Community Through Continuous Architecture
In eastern China, a horizontal slab stretches 360 metres across a former village site, creating a hotel that questions whether collective memory can be rebuilt above ground.
30 Sept · 6 min read
When Structure Becomes Storytelling: A Retail Project That Rethinks Urban Density
DOT BOT STUDIO's Bengaluru showroom transforms a constrained plot into a study of material restraint and spatial calibration
30 Sept · 6 min read
Open-Air Pavilions and Planted Clearings Define a Café in Guerrero
Faci Leboreiro's Cuattro Casa de Café dissolves the boundary between hospitality space and tropical landscape through a sequential composition of glazed volumes and outdoor passages.
30 Sept · 5 min read
How Ultraslim Timber Frames Are Redefining the Glass Wall
At a villa near Saint-Tropez, motorised lift-and-slide windows dissolve the boundary between interior and landscape - without sacrificing the warmth of wood.
30 Sept · 6 min read
Evolution as Architecture: Finch Bay Hotel and the Galápagos Vernacular
Alfredo Ribadeneira Arquitectos reimagines hospitality in the cradle of evolutionary theory, where every design decision must answer to ecological precedent.
30 Sept · 5 min read
Adaptive Reuse in Fremantle: A Century-Old Stable Becomes a Wellness Centre
Rezen Studio preserves the utilitarian character of a 1903 structure while carving out contemporary bathing spaces beneath a historic Australian hotel.
29 Sept · 6 min read
When Flatpack Meets the Forest: Rethinking Modular Architecture for Remote Sites
Koto's latest cabin series explores how panelised construction can deliver refined design to landscapes beyond the reach of cranes and trucks.
29 Sept · 5 min read
How a Villa in Karaj Dissolves the Boundary Between Interior and Garden
CROSSARCHITECTURE's Az-Boroun treats the threshold not as a line but as a three-dimensional sequence of voids and frames.
29 Sept · 5 min read
Making Time Visible: A Care Home on Menorca
SV60 Arquitectos designs a 10,490-square-metre residence for dependent people in Maó, where spatial clarity and materiality seek to anchor residents in place.
29 Sept · 5 min read
When Birds Shape the Architecture
In China's Mingling Mountains, a theatre built around avian behaviour asks whether design can be decoupled from human dominance
29 Sept · 7 min read
Treading Lightly: How DinellJohansson Restored Stockholm's Folkets Hus Without Erasing Its Past
A Swedish studio's competition-winning interior reframes mid-century civic architecture as a study in restraint, honouring Sven Markelius' original vision while preparing the 4,000 m² cultural landmark for another generation of use.
29 Sept · 4 min read