Architecture

A tension between presence and disappearance MAPA Sacromonte is landscape. It is a field of relational forces, of ancient intensity and new impulses that jointly create a new, unprecedented entity. Nature, production,...

Enclosed by concrete walls opens the wilderness Faulkner Architects A San Francisco-based family sought our expertise in expanding their existing property located near Lake Tahoe in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. The site...

Five rocks resemble the cliff backdrop KAEUL Architects The recently constructed World Geological Tour Information Center stands out against the backdrop of rocky cliffs. It is embraced by the mountains that surround...

Distilling the experience of the forest Yuko Nagayama Associates This project, led by Tokyo-based practice Yuko Nagayama Associates aims to recreate the experience of standing in a forest and looking up at...

Modified from old Jeju stone house Formative Architects Traditional houses in farming and fishing villages are changing. As lifestyles that focus on the quality of life have emerged as trends, farming and...

Distilling the experience of the forest Hid in the jungle offering a drink Estudio Atemporal Located in the jungle of Tulum, this space – like its sister house in Mexico City –...

Compact and functional like muscles Impepinable (Gabriela Barrera + César Plata) Nestled in a quiet residential area of Alicante, Spain, is a two-in-one building designed to house a personal training center and...

A bookcase immersed in a green park KUNWON Architects Planners Engineers Songpa Book Museum offers more than a library: it is a cultural center which places the value of reading and communication...

Continuous space floating inside a box BHA This house is located in a small alley in the Vy Da Ward, Hue City, Vietnam. The home is intended as a dwelling which will...

Walking platform in an old downtown of Seoul Modostudio The Sewoonsangga, comprising seven shopping centers from Jongno to Toegye-ro over 1km in the center of Seoul, was conceived in the late 1960s...