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the albanian files: two decades of international architecture in a country in transition
‘examples move the world’: holcim and ELEMENTAL’s net-zero prototype at venice biennale
foster, colomina, obrist, gates, and more curate triennale 2025 ‘inequalities’ exhibition
unveiling qatar’s next generation of cultural landmarks at venice architecture biennale 2023
elemental & nissen wentzlaff propose tower with forest-like facade for new BIS headquarters
how do california architects design a house to live with wildfire?
BIG’s hanna johansson on designing ‘park rise’ as a vertical extension of athens’ landscape
from refuge to prototype: why cabins keep redefining how we live
what kind of life should housing make possible? 33 projects offer answers
leisurama’s prefabricated promise of fabulous, mid-century vacationing for all
how do california architects design a house to live with wildfire?
first single-family home in greece achieves LEED platinum certification for sustainable living
what kind of life should housing make possible? 33 projects offer answers
when the power goes out, how can the architecture keep a house cool?
voids and vertical space reinterpret traditional japanese machiya on a compact site in tokyo
triangular timber structure encloses tsukumo kiln ceramic studio in kobe, japan
luca fontana turns a timber factory into a walkable roofscape in vancouver
opposite office moves into one-square-meter treehouse at bauhaus university
who gets to stay when cities become digital nomad destinations?
island records and emi turn their king’s cross headquarters into a spatial mixtape
triangular timber structure encloses tsukumo kiln ceramic studio in kobe, japan
translucent FRP panels create a continuous exterior surface that changes appearance with shifting daylight.
takaaki fuji + yuko fuji builds japanese home to be dismantled and moved with its residents
designed around a future road expansion, the timber house can be dismantled and assembled again on another site.
minqa atelier steps charred timber refuge down a steep slope in ecuador’s chocó forest
stepped teak platforms follow a forest slope above gabions walls filled with river stones.
opposite office moves into one-square-meter treehouse at bauhaus university
a temporary workspace in weimar turns soaring office rents into an experiment in radical downsizing.
























