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When a Roof Becomes a Horizon: Exploring the Threshold Between Building and Garden
In the Brazilian interior, Leo Romano's Espatódias House questions where architecture ends and landscape begins.
9 Sept · 5 min read
Can a Thousand Tons of Volcanic Rock Replace Concrete in High-Rise Construction?
A decade-and-a-half research pursuit culminates in a 10-storey London housing block where unreinforced stone carries the entire structural load
8 Sept · 7 min read
When Care Borrows From the Village
A Swiss health centre reimagines medical architecture by translating the spatial rhythms of vernacular settlement into a contemporary care environment.
8 Sept · 4 min read
How MAD Turned a California Museum Into a Biomorphic Landmark
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art uses 1,271 curved panels to create a form that floats between landscape and artifice.
5 Sept · 7 min read
When Construction Materials Become Furniture Language
Yet Design Studio's Strut collection transforms industrial aluminium angles into a coherent design vocabulary across seating and surfaces
4 Sept · 5 min read
How Display Cases Shape the Experience of Deep Time
The recent overhaul of Oslo's Natural History Museum reveals the structural and scenographic decisions that allow 2,500 objects to narrate 4.5 billion years without overwhelming the visitor.
4 Sept · 6 min read
When Architecture Becomes Storytelling: Los Angeles Gets a Cloud That Houses 2,000 Years of Visual Narrative
George Lucas and MAD Architects have built more than a museum. They've created a 300,000-square-foot argument about how images have always been humanity's first language.
4 Sept · 7 min read
A Village of Pavilions: BIG's Suzhou Museum Reinterprets the Chinese Garden
The studio's first completed art museum reconciles Western museology with centuries-old landscape traditions on the shores of Jinji Lake.
4 Sept · 6 min read
How Restraint Becomes Architecture in a Nelson Renovation
Fineline Architecture strips a South Island home to its essentials, proving that every element must justify its existence
4 Sept · 6 min read
When a Museum Becomes a Garden: BIG's New Suzhou Pavilion Strategy
Bjarke Ingels Group dissolves 60,000 square meters of exhibition space into twelve interconnected pavilions, reinterpreting the classical Chinese garden for contemporary art programming.
3 Sept · 6 min read
How Tallinn is Rewriting Its Identity Through Waterfront Architecture
After decades of restricted coastal access, Estonia's capital is transforming industrial relics and forgotten shorelines into public space, one adaptive reuse project at a time.
3 Sept · 5 min read
When Architecture Learns to Dance: MAD's Rotterdam Extension Blurs Movement and Form
The Beijing studio's rippling glass foyer for Danshuis reimagines how performance spaces can embody the art they house
3 Sept · 6 min read
When Architecture Gives Back: A Medellín Store That Trades Retail Space for Public Life
Studio Cadena's adaptive reuse project in Colombia demonstrates how commercial architecture can expand the urban commons rather than privatize it.
2 Sept · 5 min read
Kengo Kuma Named Recipient of Andrée Putman Lifetime Achievement Award
The Tokyo-based architect will be honored at the Créateurs Design Awards in Paris next January, joining a lineage that includes Norman Foster and Tadao Ando.
2 Sept · 6 min read
The Long-Distance Runner: Kengo Kuma and the Architecture of Natural Harmony
As the 2027 Andrée Putman Lifetime Achievement Award recognizes three decades of practice, Kuma's philosophy of connecting people to nature continues to reshape global architecture
2 Sept · 4 min read
Material Memory: Inside the Design Archive of Herzog & de Meuron's Chinese Projects
An exhibition at M+ Hong Kong reveals how process-driven thinking shaped a decade of landmark buildings across China.
1 Sept · 6 min read
Living Architecture: How One Studio Turns Forest Ecosystems Into Built Form
Lindsey Wikstrom's Mattaforma practice treats timber not as inert material but as living system, designing structures that store carbon and evolve alongside the landscape.
1 Sept · 7 min read
Designing With Restraint: A Rice Bran Refinery Built From Ordinary Materials
PHTAA's industrial project in rural Thailand demonstrates how environmental observation, not technological spectacle, can drive architectural performance.
31 Aug · 5 min read