Reversible Destiny Lofts, (2005), Mitaka (Tokyo), Japan | image via Reversible Destiny Foundation

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gxn and ha/f stack toronto’s construction leftovers into pop-up public space
waterfront neighbourhood space on ookwemin minising uses reclaimed bricks, concrete, timber and urban waste in a fully reversible public installation.
officina82 reimagines traditional italian hay barn as timber treetop retreat in ligurian alps
full-height glazing, suspended net and compact sleeping platform shape treeBOX above selucente’s restored alpine hamlet.
frank gehry’s guggenheim abu dhabi to open december 2026 on saadiyat island
after years of planning and construction, the frank gehry-designed museum opens on december 11th, 2026.
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