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Crematorium THE TUMULUS AEXN architects Designing a crematorium will always be a sensitive matter. Here, in Klaipėda, Lithuania, AEXN architects were tasked with providing such a building in a setting…

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Korean Architecture

Aesthetics of Opening and closing

Seorimyeonga Archihood WxY HidingSeorimyeonga is a pension located in the mountains of Mujukucheon-dong, which has long been known as a deep mountain.Various scenery coexists around the site. The northern landscapes…

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Aesthetics of boundaries that overlap connections and transitions

Mogokri House eSou architects The outside light and shadow are connected with the inside shade, and new boundary is created. The boundary is naturally released with light, wind, and sounds…

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Korean Architecture

Military facility becomes new peace and culture bunker

Peace Culture Bunker CoRe architects Originally, the Peace Culture Bunker (an anti-tank defense shelter) was one of the military facilities constructed at strategically important spots during the Korean War, protecting…

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The elemental monolithic structure emerges from the mountains of Sud Tyrol

Haus G, Italy Pedevilla Architects Haus G, designed for a young family, sits slightly above the center of Gossensaß village, Italy. At 1,100m above sea level, the terrain is steep,…

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Korean Architecture

Stone wall textured with waterpainting views

Farmer’s House PLANO architects & associates The house appears to be topped with the mountain behind it above its flat roof. A wide field that changes every moment is visible…

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An office block in post-earthquake Mexico City demonstrates openness and resilience

AO Tower, Mexico Hernandes de la Garza Roma Norte is one of the most vibrant districts of Mexico City, albeit an area that was badly affected by the 2017 earthquake…

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Swiss Ambassador’s mid-century home reworked into a calm, minimalist retreat

Swiss Residence, Mexico Fruehauf, Henry & Viladoms + BlancasMoran In 2017, the Swiss Federal Office for Buildings and Logistics (BBL) commissioned the Lausanne-based architectural firm Fruehauf, Henry & Viladoms (FHV)…

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A new sports hall takes architectural and material cues from a neighboring historic castle

Salle de Sport Pestalozzi, Switzerland Matteo Rossetti Architects The program for the new building, in Yverdon-les-Bains, Switzerland, includes a new gym, new spaces for gymnastics, changing rooms and services for…

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Korean Architecture

A river runs on it

Liberty Lounge Simplex Architecture The site is located in an alley, a few blocks away from Dosandae-ro – a busy boulevard in Seoul’s Gangnam district. The area that was full…

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A sensitive crematorium giving form to ritual

Aesthetics of Opening and closing

Aesthetics of boundaries that overlap connections and transitions

Military facility becomes new peace and culture bunker

The elemental monolithic structure emerges from the mountains of Sud Tyrol

Stone wall textured with waterpainting views

An office block in post-earthquake Mexico City demonstrates openness and resilience

Swiss Ambassador’s mid-century home reworked into a calm, minimalist retreat

A new sports hall takes architectural and material cues from a neighboring historic castle

A river runs on it