Restoring waterfront and biodiversity from urban barrier Daoust Lestage Lizotte Stecker The once desolate highway area along the St. Lawrence River has been transformed into a space for recreation and culture. This...
A dynamic multi-purpose space reconfigured from a Siheyuan residence ARCHISTUDIO The project is located in Qianliang Hutong, Dongcheng District, Beijing, with a site area of about 410 square meters. The original architecture...
Utilize the inadequate land condition for neighbourhood relationship 1-1 Architects In a rural village in Ehime Prefecture, Shikoku, Japan, a house is squeezed into a gap between a cluster of houses. Like...
A wooden structure with a colonnade on the park hill Camilla De Camilli The winning design by Camilla De Camilli for the Park Ranger Station competition, organized by the MAST Foundation based...
Gently reflect and conform to the land Studio Gaon The building’s roof takes on the form of wings spread wide, as if ready to soar towards the mountain ridge at any moment....
An orange carpet unfolds bridging urban roofs MVRDV At a height of 30 meters, an orange carpet unfolds. The Rotterdam Rooftop Walk, connecting building rooftops, has opened, offering a unique urban event...
Draping a red satin revealing the company’s identity Behet Bondzio Lin Architekten + BCHO Partners Seongsu-dong, Seoul, which became an area for handmade shoes and the leather industry during the modern era,...
Urban waterfront where people and greenery coexist PRÁCTICA Rivers passing through cities create waterfront spaces where people and greenery coexist, enriching our surroundings and daily landscapes. Many cities have utilized these waterfront...
Encased compact in black-tinted pine cladding Stanaćev Granados Arquitectura Located on the Chilean coast with the Pacific Ocean, the Morla House stands on a slope with its bridges extended horizontally to offer...
Wooden mosaic space under the truss roof rhythm Takeru Shoji Architects A winding path from the neighborhood leads up to the nursery school on the hill. This natural flow embodies the principle...
