In “Unraveling: New Spaces”, Serbia’s national pavilion at the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale, architecture is treated not as permanence, but as process. The project reimagines structure through tactility, movement, and impermanence, unfolding as a full-scale kinetic installation designed through an iterative process involving hand, computer, and machine, and constructed from machine-knitted wool that unravels slowly […] More
Andrew Franz of Andrew Franz Architect (AFA) speaks with ARCHISCENE Magazine about the renovation of a 1950s Greenwich Village pied-à-terre overlooking Washington Square Park. In this exclusive interview with editor Zarko Davinic, he unpacks the challenges of reworking a compact post-war apartment and shares how thoughtful spatial planning, rich textures, and sculptural forms brought the […] More
Editor Jana Kostic speaks with Melazza co-founders Florencia Melazza and Malena Taboada for ARCHISCENE Magazine, reflecting on Casa Viaggio, a deeply personal project shaped by quiet detail and intuitive design. Rooted in intuition and resistance to trend, the conversation moves through ideas of memory, ritual, and material nuance, charting a path through spaces that don’t […] More
Set against Mount Saint-Bruno, this Quebec home responds to its terrain through layered interiors and quiet materials.
The architect shares how texture, light, and natural materials shaped a quiet yet refined transformation of a post-war apartment in the Village.
Spaceworkers rethink historic working-class housing with a compact design that brings contrast, clarity, and light into a 19th-century typology.
Ana Luisa’s Bleecker Street store brings together jewelry, sustainability, and modern design
SETarq and Fruto Arq turn a deteriorated residence into a commercial space by balancing raw history with modular design.
A futuristic vision of ice and snow sports drives the new DESCENTE store design in Hong Kong.
