Creating framing views of the T-shaped cabin of the Mediterranean
Creating framing views of the T-shaped cabin of the Mediterranean, Ignacio de la Vega and…
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Permission granted for the Aalto Silo Restoration Project in Finland
The Oulu City Council has approved the AALTOSIILO restoration proposal submitted by Skene Catling de…
How to incorporate water features into home design
Water and architecture are closely related to habitat design, including both functional and aesthetic aspects….
Determine the opening date of the most important museum in Australia
Dubbed the most important new museum in Australia, Powerhouse Parramatta is set to open to…
Completed concrete museum with pitched roof in China
Completed concrete museum with pitched roof in China, We Live Architects have completed a concrete…
Zaha Hadid unveils the Daxia Tower drawing
Zaha Hadid Architects has revealed a drawing of the new Daxia Tower, a “gently curved…
Complete elliptical planetarium and observatory in northern France
Complete elliptical planetarium and observatory in northern France, Snøhetta completed a planetarium and observatory in…
Earth-walled pottery shop encapsulated with a Zen garden in Ubud
Blancostudio encased a pottery shop with walls of terracotta to represent handcrafted ceramic tableware within…
Oppenheim Architecture wins to design Albania’s newest cultural institution
Oppenheim Architecture has won an international architectural competition to design the new Besa Museum, which…
The Bahrain Pavilion at the Venice Biennale examines the nature of refrigeration infrastructures
The Bahrain Pavilion at the Venice Biennale examines the nature of refrigeration infrastructures, The Bahrain…
Flexible & low-rise primary school design
Flexible & low-rise primary school design, CHYBIK + KRISTOF won the Czech Architecture and Urban…
The design of the tea café within the cave-like walls has a surreal atmosphere
The design of the tea café within the cave-like walls has a surreal atmosphere, Juti…
Bring the vibrant Miami scene into your South Beach apartment
Entrepreneur and designer Julianna Daydon brought the rich and vibrant Miami scene to the interior…
Transformation of a Baroque ceramics factory into a hotel and event space in the Czech Republic
Transformation of a Baroque ceramics factory into a hotel and event space in the Czech…
New University Building Design for Timber and Faroese Microclimate
New University Building Design for Timber and Faroese Microclimate, Henning Larsen has unveiled a design…
Adding soft greens and powdery hues to the interiors of a bakery in Milan
Milan-based architecture practice Studio Walk added soft green tones and powdery hues to the interiors…
Kindergarten design with flowing spaces slowly blooming like a flower
Kindergarten design with flowing spaces slowly blooming like a flower, Shenzhen-based architecture firm Yunchao Xu…
Design of a carved dome with large arches for a pharmacy in Toronto
Design of a carved dome with large arches for a pharmacy in Toronto, Canadian architecture…
Enrich Corten Steele’s light-filled interior studio in Vermont Valley
Richmond-based architecture studio Birdseye has created an artist studio rich in interior light overlooking the…
Complete Pitahaya low house in Yucatan
Mexican architecture studio Taller Estilo Arquitectura has completed construction of a low-rise home to allow…
Physical composition of crushed stone in railway tracks
Physical composition of crushed stone in railway tracks, The composition of crushed stone is very…
