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Burying the Tracks: Valencia's New Central Station Reimagines the Ground Plane
RSHP and ERRE's proposal for Spain's third city moves rail infrastructure underground to create a continuous public park, testing whether architecture can heal the urban wounds left by 19th-century railway planning.
18 Sept · 7 min read
How Mass and Material Define Intimacy in a Scottish Granite Extension
Architecture Office reimagines the Victorian cottage vernacular in Aberdeenshire, balancing monolithic stone construction with warm interior craft.
17 Sept · 6 min read
How Void and Landscape Became Teaching Tools in Bogotá
FP Arquitectura's La Salle School reimagines educational architecture by making empty space and circulation the core instruments of learning.
17 Sept · 4 min read
Bamboo Radiance: How Pablo Luna Studio Captures Sunlight in Bali
Fire Villa at Kaymana explores the tectonic possibilities of honey-toned bamboo and the choreography of shifting daylight.
17 Sept · 7 min read
How a 1970s Madrid Suburban House Found New Life Through Reinterpretation
MARMOLBRAVO's Casa Fátima demonstrates that adaptive reuse can reveal hidden architectural qualities without erasing the past.
17 Sept · 6 min read
How a 1968 Seoul House Became a Lesson in Vertical Layering
a.co.lab's renovation of Saekdong House reinterprets the elevated datum of mid-century Korean residential construction
17 Sept · 5 min read
Steel and Shadow: A Mountain House That Bridges Forest and Valley
Casa VO, by Desangles Abreu Arquitectos & Arkina, uses material restraint and linear planning to frame a steep Dominican hillside as both threshold and destination.
16 Sept · 5 min read
Where Science Meets Park: A Visitor Centre That Reflects Its Landscape
STUDIO MAKS completes VISTA, a 1,500-square-metre science experience centre at ISTA that uses a reflective roof to dissolve the boundary between architecture and ground.
16 Sept · 6 min read
How ZAV Architects Expanded a 1970s Tehran Villa Without Erasing Its Past
Gelareh House preserves Firouz Firouz's original weekend retreat while weaving in 200 square metres of new domestic programme across three acquired orchard plots.
16 Sept · 4 min read
Geometry as Memory: A Concrete Block Traces Tokyo's Invisible Plateau
Ryuichi Sasaki Architecture embeds trapezoidal forms throughout a residential project in Nakano, translating the abstract presence of the Musashino tableland into everyday spatial encounters.
15 Sept · 6 min read
Reading the Bones of an Eighteenth-Century Farmstead
In Germany's Eifel region, PUR+ Architekten reconciles heritage protection with contemporary habitation through a careful transformation of a 300-year-old Einhaus typology.
15 Sept · 5 min read
When Craft and Landscape Merge: A Ceramic Studio Built for Weather
Dept.EPT's Tsukumo Kiln in rural Kobe dissolves the boundary between workshop and environment, rethinking what it means to make ceramics within nature.
15 Sept · 7 min read
The Lion and the Mould: Anna Petrus's Century-Long Grip on Swedish Metal
How a suffragette-turned-sculptor broke into the 'masculine' world of cast iron and pewter - and created objects that Svenskt Tenn still casts from her original moulds a century later.
15 Sept · 8 min read
Architecture That Learns to Listen: A Goan Retreat Built on 50 Feet of Contour
Ameet Mirpuri Design Studio's Barefoot Dreams refuses to flatten its site, instead choreographing a home that steps, turns, and frames the Arabian Sea across a dramatic coastal slope.
15 Sept · 5 min read
Character Preservation in Swiss Residential Renovation
How a 1920s Luzern house was adapted for contemporary living without erasing its past
14 Sept · 4 min read
How a Timber School Building Stitches Together a Swiss Campus
Lukas Raeber Architects' Bota Dürnten School reclaims a fragmented schoolyard with a linear timber structure that mediates scale, landscape, and pedagogical ambition.
14 Sept · 5 min read
Completing the Street: How Two Porto Studios Approached an Urban Gap
ATA - Atelier Tiago Antero and ENTRETEMPOS design a residential building that prioritises contextual continuity over architectural statement.
14 Sept · 4 min read
When Municipal Heraldry Becomes Architecture
A Czech ice hockey arena transforms civic symbols into a sawtooth facade, proving that regional identity can be built, not just branded.
14 Sept · 5 min read