Faro Santander Opens Inside the Historic Edificio Pereda
Faro Santander has opened to the public inside the historic Edificio Pereda, turning a former banking headquarters on the Santander waterfront into a cultural building.

Faro Santander has opened to the public inside the historic Edificio Pereda, turning a former banking headquarters on the Santander waterfront into a cultural building.

Dialogue Between Mass and Memory: Spatial Composition and RevitalizationThe project involves the rehabilitation of an eighteenth-century rural farmhouse in the…

Environmental Context and Spatial Dialogue with the TerrainThe project begins with the renovation of a house dating back to 1963…

An updated design reveals a curving four-story glass foyer attached to a 1923 warehouse along the River Maas in Rotterdam….

Facade Transformation and Visual Connection with the SurroundingsThe renovation of the front facade of Casa ADS redefined the relationship between…

Battersea Power Station in London has undergone a major urban transformation, converting a long-disused industrial landmark into a mixed-use neighborhood….

When Ruin Becomes Structure: The Paradox of the Abandoned MineAcross Europe alone, thousands of decommissioned mines lie scattered as sealed…

A major adaptive reuse project in Fort Worth, Texas, will convert a 1920s brick headquarters once tied to racial violence…

A major overhaul in downtown Chicago updates the historic Thompson Center to serve as a new corporate headquarters. The project…

The Transition and Spatial Formation: Repurposing an Office as a Learning EnvironmentThe experience of the new campus begins with redefining…

Architects: Neri&Hu Design and Research OfficeArea: 4,631 m²Year: 2025Location: No. 201 Huangpu Road, Dalian, ChinaPhotography: DONG Image, Runzi ZhuKey Materials:…

Project Overview: From Concept to Completion in 50 DaysOn February 28, Chief Architect YU Ting surveyed three potential sites within…

What would you do with an old and empty building? Would you tear it down, leave it abandoned, or could…