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  • The Albatross by MU Architecture Takes Flight in Quebec

    MU Architecture designed The Albatross as a contemporary family retreat in La Conception, Quebec, placing the residence within the Laurentians at the edge of Lake Xavier. The project responds to a dramatic site, protected views, and a demanding residential program with an architecture of articulated volumes, raised terraces, and carefully staged movement. Completed in April […] More

  • Assemblage Collection by Triptyque Turns Furniture Into Structural Study

    Triptyque designed the Assemblage Collection for Brazilian brand Breton as a furniture line rooted in architectural thinking. Presented in São Paulo, the collection treats furniture as a field for structural research, using wood to explore support, span, balance, and tension at a domestic scale. Conceived between 2024 and 2025, the project brings Triptyque’s architectural language […] More

  • Wutopia Lab Turns The Seed Into an Underground Root System

    Wutopia Lab approaches The Seed as an architectural descent. Commissioned by Hongkong Land and completed on April 30, 2026, the project forms part of West Bund Central in Xuhui, Shanghai, where it sits alongside Orbit, completed in 2023. By the time Wutopia Lab joined the project, the architectural scheme had already taken shape. The main […] More

  • Ramsgate House Frames Bondi Through Brick Arches

    Ramsgate House by Common Office responds to Bondi Beach with a precise architectural idea: a private family home that still belongs to one of Sydney’s most public coastal settings. Located on Ramsgate Avenue, the four-storey residence sits close to one of Australia’s most visited beaches, where the pressure of tourism, street life, climate, and domestic […] More

  • Heliana Arquitectura Designs Casa Trigo Around Patios and Gardens

    Casa Trigo by Heliana Arquitectura takes shape among mesquite trees in a residential area of Santiago de Querétaro, Mexico. Designed for a family from Mexico City, the house responds to the need for a serene and functional retreat, using the site’s orientation and topography as the foundation for its architectural direction. Rather than imposing a […] More

  • Villa M by Tunicate Restores a 1930s Functionalist Residence

    Villa M by Tunicate approaches reconstruction through continuity, precision, and restraint. The project reworks a Functionalist villa built in 1937–1938 by architects Arnošt Mühlstein and Victor Fürth, giving the damaged residence a new domestic life while keeping its architectural identity intact. Located in Prague, the house had survived almost in its original state until 1994, […] More

  • Casa nel Borgo by tissellistudioarchitetti Restores an Italian Ruin

    tissellistudioarchitetti transforms an abandoned ruin into Casa nel Borgo, a second home for a family of art collectors in one of Italy’s most beautiful villages. Set on a hill with the sea visible on the horizon, the house occupies a place where rural quiet meets the character of a historic village. The project starts from […] More

  • Woak Presents New Solid Wood Designs

    Woak returns to Milano Design Week 2026 with a presentation inside the new Convey building at via San Senatore 10, close to Torre Velasca. The Bosnian furniture brand, known for its work with solid wood, uses the occasion to introduce new collections by Antonio De Marco and Naessi, along with an expanded color palette. Curated […] More

  • Kurulu Bay Frames Resort Living Through Climate and Terrain

    Kurulu Bay sits on a 3.5-acre site beside Koggala Lake in Sri Lanka, where A00 Architecture shapes a boutique resort around vegetation, airflow, filtered daylight, and layered views. The One Michelin Key property approaches architecture with restraint, allowing the site’s trees, slope, and climate to guide the placement and scale of each building. HOTELS The […] More

  • Acerbis Reintroduces Palla With Round About Seventies

    Acerbis brings Palla back into focus with Round About Seventies, a new project that revisits the armchair through the visual energy of the 1970s. First introduced over 50 years ago, Palla returns as a key piece in the Acerbis collection, carrying its rounded form into a contemporary setting through colour, texture, and graphic impact. FURNITURE […] More

  • No-Wall Apartment by RDTH architekti

    No-Wall Apartment by RDTH architekti questions one of the most familiar assumptions in residential design: that domestic life needs fixed rooms to function properly. The project removes almost all fixed partitions from the apartment, keeping only the installation shaft, skylight, and a door for the toilet. From that starting point, the architects develop an interior […] More

  • Warren Woods Ecological Field Station by OPAL

    Warren Woods Ecological Field Station, designed by OPAL for the University of Chicago’s Department of Ecology and Evolution, brings scientific infrastructure into direct conversation with environmental responsibility. Located in Three Oaks, Michigan, the 2,400-square-foot facility occupies a 42-acre site in southwest Michigan and serves as a place for research, education, retreats, and community engagement. As […] More

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