‘Wall Pillar’ House SAI Architectural Design Office This house in Kyoto navigates the city's strict landscape regulations, which aim to preserve its cultural heritage. The stringent rules governing outer walls, roof forms,...
Potentiality and actuality of concrete BCHO Partners The purpose of this project is to educate visitors about the potential for recycling concrete. In Korea, concrete is a primary building material, so it...
16 canopies offer shades along the terraces Behet Bondzio Lin Architekten Located in southern Taiwan, Pingtung City experiences a tropical climate where temperatures frequently exceed 30°C with persistent humidity. To adapt to...
Recollecting the rain we may have forgotten FAR-MS How do we perceive rain? The ‘Shapes of Rain’ installation poses fundamental questions about our relationship with meteorological events. Once entirely at the mercy...
Monumental Sculpture Museum 180 meters underground Yemail Arquitectura Located inside the underground Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá, a central city in Colombia, the Monumental Sculpture Museum inhabits a historic salt mine that has...
Polinature Belinda Tato + Jose Luis Vallejo The cylindrical scaffolding erected on the campus of the Harvard Graduate School of Design is a vertical garden. Standing as tall as adjacent buildings, the...
An evolution of traditional marketplace TKCA Architect Nestled in the heart of Setapak, Malaysia, SAMA Square is a landmark that has set a new direction for commercial development. The name ‘sama,’ meaning ‘together’...
Contemplations in a Mountainous Arboretum IROJE Architects & Planners https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPXaVhmoJm0 SaYuWon; Contemplations in a Mountainous ArboretumConfucius once said that having the right name is the root of everything, and true to this...
Where the sky is cast over the land Eoullim Architects The concrete that stretches across the ground at Jijeon 1092 feels like a stage, but here, the star is nature. The wide-open...
Wrapped with stairway extending from the city YOAP architects In the past, buildings were often identified by their distinct visual features, such as “the house at the end of the alley” or...
