Architecture

Red earth and limestone rise up Aznar Tailly The holiday home for the couple, nestled in the coastal region of Mondoukou in Côte d’Ivoire, is surrounded by lush palm groves. Tucked away...

From the seeds of industrial artifacts Malik Architecture The lights are turning on in the 140-year-old, worn-out ice factory, and people’s footsteps continue to echo. This is the transformation that has come...

Focusing on timeless quality and human condition Gonzalo Mardones Architects The mausoleum for former President of Chile, Patricio Aylwin is located in the historic part of the General Cemetery of Santiago, the...

The serpentine playscapes on the inclined hill ISON Architects Iddeul Kindergarten is located in Suji, a satellite city of Seoul, around one hour’s drive away by car. The project site sits at...

A stone forest inside the semicircular volumes HAS design and research Anhui Province’s Hefei City is a hub for politics, culture, and economy in China. Unlike mega-cities like Shanghai or Shenzhen, which...

Linearized Landscape Denova The land is marked by straight lines, both vertical and horizontal, drawing the earth and measuring the sky. It’s the most primal form and line that doesn’t defy the...

Amidst the stone ruins François Leite Porto is a beautiful port city situated on hills overlooking the Atlantic Ocean estuary. Although it flourished with trade and commerce in the past, it has...

Weathered architectural elements brought together canon vision The Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture, established by the Seoul Metropolitan Government in 2004, supports citizens' artistic activities and educational programs, and operates spaces...

Echoing the color and pattern of the existing buildings Innauer-Matt Architekten In the central German city of Kassel, the ‘Documenta,’ the world’s largest contemporary art festival, is held every five years. During...

A three-dimension by heterogeneous layers ZERO TO N The sense of three-dimensionality is vivid and distinct, as if the curved canvas has been cut into square shapes. Starting very small, the openings...