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Set within a low-rise residential neighbourhood in Toronto, Montrose Sixplex by Gabriel Fain Architects examines how increased density can operate within an existing urban fabric without disruption. The project spans two lots and introduces six rental units through a carefully structured composition of semi-detached buildings. Two multiplexes face the street, while two laneway houses extend […] More
Set in the Ora Mountains, the project by No Architects confronts a landscape shaped by absence. Once inhabited almost exclusively by German-speaking communities, the region emptied after 1945, leaving behind a scattered terrain of abandoned villages and isolated structures. The intervention takes one such surviving building as its starting point, treating it not as a […] More
The Eure Paramedical Training Institute in Évreux does not present itself as a singular object. VIB architecture approaches the project as a working system where education, mobility, landscape, and urban life intersect. Located on the former Saint-Louis hospital site in the historic center, the building introduces a new layer to the city while carrying the […] More
Located on Calle Ribera de Curtidores in Madrid, Curtidores 32 introduces a retail concept that shifts away from conventional display logic. Designed by JOTAJOTA+ for Colchón Exprés, the project repositions the mattress store as a series of domestic environments, where the act of browsing unfolds through spatial experience rather than fixed circulation. RETAIL The architects […] More
Set in the Allgäu region, Therme Oberstdorf introduces a new thermal complex that positions architecture in direct relation to the surrounding Alpine terrain. Designed by Auer Weber Architekten, the project replaces the existing baths with a structure that operates through clarity of form and a measured response to landscape. Pitched roofs, staggered volumes, and a […] More
Set within the dense forests along the Maskinongé River in the Outaouais, La Maraude approaches residential architecture with restraint and clarity. Nathalie Thibodeau builds the project around a precise understanding of place, choosing to pull the house away from the river and anchor it deeper into the wooded site. This decision defines the entire project. […] More
The Espace citoyen des Confluents transforms a former petrochemical brownfield in Laval into a civic landscape that integrates ecological regeneration with public amenity. Projet Paysage, collaborating with Cardin Julien, reimagines a 13-acre site as a living infrastructure that supports social engagement, biodiversity, and stormwater management. The intervention reverses decades of industrial impact, creating a landscape […] More
Set within Toronto’s High Park neighbourhood, this renovation by Reign Architects reworks a traditional Edwardian house into a clear, open domestic environment shaped by light, movement, and material control. The project addresses a familiar condition found in many early 20th-century homes, compartmentalized layouts that restrict daylight and disconnect interior life from the garden. Here, the […] More
Set within the expansive terrain of Songhua Lake Ski Resort, the Arc’teryx Alpine Touring Experience Space introduces a focused approach to spatial design shaped by performance, environment, and use. STILL YOUNG transforms the original ReBIRD™ pop-up into a permanent alpine hub that operates across training, repair, and social exchange. The project responds directly to its […] More
Montoliu Hernandez reworks a 1920 apartment in Valencia’s Eixample district, addressing a plan that had grown dense and fragmented over time. Earlier renovations removed original elements, including hydraulic tile floors, yet the underlying structure remained intact. The layout relied on narrow rooms and deep partitions that limited light and ventilation. The project begins with a […] More
EK Design approaches Bay Park Center Private Club through a clear conceptual framework titled “The Growing Garden.” The project, located in Shenzhen and spanning 600 square meters, treats space as a living system rather than a fixed composition. Architecture, light, and planting work together to create an environment that evolves through movement, perception, and daily […] More
De Piek rises at the tip of Feijenoord Island with a clear role in reshaping Rotterdam-Zuid. KCAP positions the 74-metre tower as the first step in a broader transformation of the former industrial waterfront. The project replaces an overlooked edge with a defined urban presence, introducing residential life where shipyards and factories once dominated. Its […] More