François Prost’s project merges architectural documentation with cultural exploration
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Aug 19, 2026the nakagin capsule tower and the dream of a home that could change
Aug 19, 2026tato architects turns a former bank into a reflective cinema in kyoto
Aug 16, 2026six-tatami garden tea room layers salvaged timber, titanium, and steel in ichihara, japan
Aug 12, 2026shifted roofs and reflected light connect old and new homes in suburban tokyo
Aug 11, 2026could an uncomfortable home extend life? arakawa + gins put architecture to the test
Aug 19, 2026the nakagin capsule tower and the dream of a home that could change
Aug 12, 2026shifted roofs and reflected light connect old and new homes in suburban tokyo
Jun 30, 2026acne studios’ pink library in tokyo celebrates three decades of fashion, art, and publishing
Jun 17, 2026sculptural copper canopy tops micro-landmark community hub in tokyo by nikken sekkei
Apr 15, 2026TOTO GALLERY·MA highlights work of japanese architect suzuko yamada
Jul 22, 2026soho house begins transforming milan’s former cinema arti into six-level members’ club
Jul 16, 2026urban soul project hospitality design translates local narratives into spatial experiences
Jul 06, 2026yellow steel, concrete, and circular openings revive corner building in spain as apart-hotel
Jun 29, 2026ME by meliá tailors design-forward retreat for pets and the humans they travel with
Jun 10, 2026circle meets square in hotel suite interior defined by black-and-white wall compositions
Aug 21, 2026the albanian files: two decades of international architecture in a country in transition
Aug 20, 2026what rome and vienna can teach about the future of affordable housing
Aug 20, 2026who gets to stay when cities become digital nomad destinations?
Aug 19, 2026when the water rises, these amphibious homes rise and float with it
Aug 19, 2026the nakagin capsule tower and the dream of a home that could change
katerina shukshina’s shoes bloom straight from the garden
from zucchini ballet flats to shoes covered in flowers and dandelion seed heads, the artist turns fleeting plant materials into playful studies of footwear.
Aug 10, 2026paola pivi on why we can no longer play
the artist considers play as a form of freedom, and asks what we lose when we can no longer experiment without being watched.
Aug 09, 2026frank kunert’s miniature worlds bend the logic of familiar architecture
using scale to loosen the rules of the built world, hand-built miniature sets turn familiar architecture slightly absurd.
Aug 08, 2026before calder’s mobiles, this mini circus brought his wire figures to life in paris
lions, tigers, acrobats and balloons, costumed and created to fit in a suitcase, make up one of alexander calder’s foundational works in play and wire.
