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Mass Timber and Rooftop Farming Meet Academic Life in Toronto
Trinity College's Lawson Centre combines 357-bed student housing with zero-carbon design and a teaching farm in a hybrid timber structure.
23 Sept · 5 min read
When Infrastructure Becomes Threshold: Kaohsiung's Polyfunctional Port Gateway
RUR Architecture DPC reimagines the cruise terminal typology as a civic seam between urban fabric and maritime horizon
23 Sept · 5 min read
When Architecture Withdraws: Casa Cieno and the Turn Inward
On Oaxaca's coast, TAC Taller Alberto Calleja forgoes ocean spectacle for a quieter proposition - a house that recedes into terrain and builds its world within.
23 Sept · 6 min read
Can Robotic Construction Build Community? A Danish Student Village Tests the Limits
At Skovsporet, SAGA Space Architects explores whether additive manufacturing can scale beyond novelty to create meaningful residential environments.
22 Sept · 6 min read
Concrete's Parallel Evolution: A Regional Reading of Brutalism Across Asia
Blue Crow Media's latest monograph reframes brutalist architecture not as Western export, but as a response to local climates, materials, and cultural imperatives across twenty-eight countries.
22 Sept · 5 min read
When Horizontal Architecture Reads the Land
A residence in Brazil's Triângulo Mineiro treats the horizon as both constraint and compositional device, filtering light through tradition-inspired screens.
22 Sept · 5 min read
Reframing the Guest House: Irregular Geometry and Social Space in Semarang
Tamara Wibowo Architects turn site constraints into architectural strategy with a women-only residence that rethinks boarding-house typology.
22 Sept · 5 min read
What a 9-Acre Plot in California Can Teach Us About Rethinking the Single-Family Home
Hafsa Burt's Null house in Jackson, California, strips residential architecture down to its essentials, testing whether climate resilience and modest living can coexist without sacrificing comfort.
22 Sept · 6 min read
The Low-Tech Paradox: A Shanghai Coffee Space for an AI Robotics Firm
HCCH Studio navigates the tension between embodied intelligence and everyday materiality in Bothaus, a 300-square-metre project that questions what technology should look like when it stops performing.
22 Sept · 5 min read
Lifting a House to Let the Ground Breathe
José Pedro Vicente Groetaers' hillside retreat in Algarrobo inverts convention, elevating the entire programme above an open-air living domain.
21 Sept · 5 min read
Light, Time, and the Pedagogy of Cracks
How a student-built pavilion in northern Mexico turned material scarcity into a lesson about architectural time and shadow
21 Sept · 6 min read
Building with the Storm: How One Puerto Rican House Negotiates Hurricane Architecture
Casa Bajura, a hospitality project on Isabela's exposed northern coast, demonstrates how climate realities can drive material choice and spatial logic without resorting to fortress design.
21 Sept · 5 min read
Timber and Glass Meet Climate Education in Northern Germany
DBCO's Climate Experience World Visitor Center balances pedagogical clarity with tectonic restraint on a low-lying coastal site.
20 Sept · 5 min read
How Light and Structure Shape a New Retail Interior in Chengdu
Hui Pan Architects transforms a 400-square-metre space into an art container, reinterpreting the original building fabric and the city's material character.
18 Sept · 5 min read
The Moulds Were Covered in Moss: Bringing Suuronen's Futuro Back to Life
A Facebook listing, decaying fibreglass moulds, and a five-month fabrication push have yielded the first new Futuro House in half a century.
18 Sept · 6 min read
The Geometry of Calm: How a Veracruz House Reclaims Domestic Ritual
López González's Casa Tlaloc in Xalapa strips residential design to its tectonic core, proving that austerity and liveability need not be opposites.
18 Sept · 6 min read
How Subtraction Shapes Space in RHAD Architects' Two Bay House
On Cape Breton Island, a Nova Scotia residence demonstrates that the voids carved from mass are as critical to experience as the forms themselves.
18 Sept · 7 min read
When Simplicity Demands Complexity: A Villa in Mazandaran
Super Void Space's 450-square-metre residence began as a sloped volume and became a study in negotiating northern Iran's climate, terrain, and domestic ritual.
18 Sept · 5 min read