Perched on a steep hillside overlooking the Arabian Sea in Anjarle, Maharashtra, Crest Nine introduces a community centre designed as the recreational anchor for a gated villa enclave. Designed by Sanjay Puri Architects, the project responds directly to the dramatic contours of the site, allowing the architecture to emerge gradually from the terrain instead of […] More
Along the banks of the River Medway in East Farleigh, Kent, a Grade II-listed boiler house built in 1860 by James Pilbrow enters a new chapter. Designed in the Egyptian Revival style, the structure once stood crowned by an obelisk chimney and formed part of Britain’s brief nineteenth-century fascination with the architecture of Karnak, Luxor, […] More
Mix Architecture completed Red Box in Nanjing as a compact commercial structure defined entirely by red concrete. The project sits within the former industrial grounds of the Nanjing Combat Machinery Factory, established in the 1950s and later integrated into Red Mountain Park. The architects approached the building as a physical response to layered meanings of […] More
Ran & Morris Creative Partnership unveils its redesign of Sofitel Bucharest, converting the historic Oscar Maugsch Palace into a branded luxury hotel in the heart of University Square. The five-star property spans four floors and includes 157 guest rooms, an atmospheric lobby, two restaurants, an event hall, and a spa. The project restores and reconfigures […] More
The AEROTIM Hangar functions as a working environment, training base, and collective headquarters for AEROTIM, the team led by Timur Fatkullin whose work spans aerobatics, freestyle motocross, and skydiving. Rather than relying on visual excess, the project channels the discipline, intensity, and mental focus of extreme aviation culture into a spatial system defined by precision, […] More
Located in Shanghai, Sigma Space presents a carefully calibrated interior environment designed by ONOAA STUDIO for SIGMA’s China presence. The 500-square-meter space translates the brand’s philosophy, “Beyond the technology, is Art,” into a spatial experience that brings together precision, material sensitivity, and visual restraint. RETAIL Rooted in SIGMA’s Japanese heritage of craftsmanship and innovation, the […] More
Space House stands as one of London’s most recognisable expressions of postwar commercial architecture. Designed in 1968 by Richard Seifert and Partners, the Grade II–listed complex occupies a prominent site in Covent Garden, defined by its cylindrical tower set on Y-shaped columns, an adjoining rectilinear block, and a connecting bridge. Now, following a major retrofit […] More
Inspira SP rises within the dense and highly charged context of São Paulo’s Paulista Avenue as a precise architectural response to permanence, adaptability, and urban coexistence. Designed by Triptyque, the project introduces a commercial tower that asserts itself through structure while remaining open to transformation. Rather than competing with the surrounding city through spectacle, the […] More
Amenity spaces at Suncadia Lodge, designed by Heliotrope Architects and built by BNBuilders, introduces a comprehensive refresh of the lodge’s public areas in Cle Elum, Washington. Located roughly 90 minutes east of Seattle, Suncadia sits on the shoulder of the Cascade Mountain Range and operates as a four-season resort community spanning 6,400 acres. The project […] More
Sydney Fish Market opens to the public as a defining addition to Sydney Harbour, marking a decisive step in the renewal of Blackwattle Bay. The project demonstrates how contemporary market infrastructure and accessible public space can operate together within a dense urban setting. By restoring direct access to the water and prioritizing public amenity, the […] More
Pradiareň Kežmarok by BEEF ARCHITEKTI transforms a former spinning mill complex beneath the High Tatras into a contemporary production and administrative facility while retaining the building’s original industrial character. Founded in 1860 by Karol Wein, the mill once ranked among the most advanced factories in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, operating continuously until 1946. Under the later […] More
Located in the south of Iceland near Kirkjubæjarklaustur, the Skaftárstofa Visitor Center serves as a gateway to Vatnajökull National Park and the wider Skaftárhreppur district. Designed by Arkís Architects, the project approaches architecture as a continuation of the terrain rather than an object placed upon it. The building sits at Sönghóll, where landform, climate, and […] More