GOA completes the Earth Valley Theater in Yaohu Village near Yixing, Wuxi, as a 9,200 square metre open air venue designed around interaction between people and birds. Completed in 2025, the project occupies a naturally formed T shaped valley in the Mingling Mountains and combines a 2,300 seat amphitheater with aviaries, public spaces, planted areas […] More
Reigo & Bauer transforms Glasgow, a multilevel residence in Kitchener, Ontario, replacing its dark mahogany interiors with a lighter contemporary scheme shaped by sculptural architectural elements, natural materials and carefully connected rooms. Completed in 2024, the 470 square metre renovation responds to the owners’ modern aesthetic and their desire for spaces that support both entertaining […] More
ID+EA Architecture designs Sangalkam Institute as a four hectare educational campus in Sangalkam, near Dakar, Senegal. The project is led by Senegalese architect Fatiya Diene Mazza, founder of the Dakar based practice ID+EA Architecture. Developed on a pro bono basis, the project aims to support more equitable access to quality education through a school model […] More
(umtodo) transforms the ruins of a former watermill in Sobral de Monte Agraço, Portugal, into Casa da Azenha, a private residence that retains the site’s historic stone structure while introducing a contemporary dwelling within its boundaries. Completed in 2025, the project follows the footprint of the original mill and uses the surviving masonry as the […] More
More than fifteen years after completing Brise Soleil in 2009, Carter Williamson returned to the house to adapt its interiors to the changing needs of its owners. The residents wanted to remain in the home they knew, prompting an architectural response focused on accessibility, circulation and everyday use without replacing the qualities that had shaped […] More
Marco Maio Architects completes the renovation of the Palác Akropolis Offices in Prague’s Žižkov district, transforming a previously enclosed and fragmented 470 square metre floor into a contemporary shared workspace. Located inside the historic Palác Akropolis, the project responds to the building’s established cultural identity while adapting the interior to the practical demands of present […] More
CISARSTUDIO completes Blueriot, a full renovation of the Deveron offices inside a postmodern building from the 1990s. The project responds to a brief that called for a functional workplace with a distinct architectural identity. The studio drew inspiration from the client’s interests in aviation and diving, translating references to the ocean and open sky through […] More
Ryuichi Sasaki Architecture completes SHIN NAKANO trapezoidal, a residential building in the Chuo district of Nakano, Tokyo. Officially named GRANTAGE SHIN NAKANO, the reinforced concrete structure contains eleven residences within 416.68 square metres of total floor area. Five levels rise above the street, while one basement level extends below a compact 152.27 square metre site. […] More
Ferrier Marchetti Studio has completed La Tuilerie, a new cultural centre in Limoux, France, transforming the site of a former tile factory into a civic destination that reconnects the town with an important chapter of its industrial history. The project combines adaptive reuse with new construction, creating a mixed-use complex that supports culture, education, administration […] More
Set along the northern Oregon Coast, Dune House by Waechter Architecture responds to its coastal setting through restraint, material clarity and a carefully organized plan. Rather than imposing itself on the landscape, the residence draws from local building traditions while presenting a contemporary architectural identity defined by proportion, light and a refined material palette. HOUSING […] More
Designed by andblack design studio, The Dip Pavilion introduces a restrained architectural addition to an existing residence in Ahmedabad, India. Positioned alongside a swimming pool, the project functions as an evening retreat that balances openness with privacy while strengthening the relationship between the house, the landscape and water. RESIDENIAL Rather than competing with the existing […] More
Temporary architecture often receives permission to waste. Short use cycles, fast assembly and event driven programmes can produce structures that disappear without leaving much behind except material loss. THE ICON, conceived and commissioned by Hub Culture and designed and built with BYLD and SKREINSTUDIOS, takes a different route. The pavilion treats temporary construction as a […] More