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Gyöngyszem Kindergarten / Archikon Architects

Completed in 2024 in Budapest, Hungary. Images by Balázs Danyi, Archikon Architects, Balázs Koch. Hungary's first smart kindergarten is transformed from a prefabricated panel structure with sustainable solutions. Built in the late 1970s, the...Hungary · Hungary Read Article

House above the Lake / NOIZ architekti

Completed in 2024 in Slovakia. Images by Alex Shoots Buildings. Located in Lozorno, this weekend house addresses the client's request for a discreet dwelling atop a hill, offering exceptional views of the...Lozorno · Lozorno Read Article

The Barcelona Method: How Climate Data is Saving Historic Architecture from Carbon Stranding

Mass is More / Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia + Bauhaus Earth. Image © Adrià Goula In heritage districts from Prague to Paris, a countdown has begun. Years until countless architectural treasures become, quite literally, worthless. Not through the slow erosion of time or the erratic shifts of cultural taste, but through the inevitable mathematics of atmospheric chemistry. In UrbanDecarbonisation: Destranding Cities for a Post-…Barcelona · Barcelona Read Article

Renovation of Anren Liaowei Mansion Anren Tourist Center / Atelier Li Xinggang

Completed in 2022 in Chengdu, China. Images by Shengliang Su, Fangfang Tian. The Anren Tourist Center, located on the edge of Anren Ancient Town in southwestern Chengdu, is a renovation and expansion project of the Liao Wei...Chengdu · Chengdu Read Article

Mauro Marinelli Wins 2025 Wheelwright Prize for Research on Mountain Architecture Across the Alps, Andes, and Himalayas

Mauro Marinelli. Image © Francesca Dusini with Courtesy of Harvard Graduate School of Design Harvard University Graduate School of Design (GSD) has announced Maura Marinelli, co-founder of franzosomarinelli, as the winner of the 2025 Wheelwright Prize. The annual $100,000 grant supports emerging architects in pursuing investigative research that addresses contemporary architectural challenges with a global perspective. Marinelli's winning propos…Read Article

18-07 Holiday Home / OFFICE INAINN

Completed in 2025 in Norway. Images by ONI Studio. Built without leveling the land, this hillside residence redefines what it means to build with, rather than on, the landscape. On Norway's dramatic...Norway · Norway Read Article

The French Pavilion Explores Concepts of “Living With” at the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale

“Vivre avec / Living With". French pavilion at the 19th Venice Architecture Biennale, 2025. Image © Roland Halbe The French pavilion exhibition, entitled "Vivre avec / Living with," was developed by the agency Jakob+Macfarlane, formed by architects Dominique Jakob and Brendan MacFarlane, in collaboration with Martin Duplantier Architects and Eric Daniel Lacombe EDL. France's project for the 2025 Venice Biennale was selected through a two-phase c…Venice, Veneto · Venice Read Article

Beyond the Dropped Ceiling: 10 Interior Projects for Making Services and Conduits Part of the Architecture

Diletto Pastas - Barrio Chino / Cupla Arquitectura - Lucia Vallve & Tomas Mielnikowicz. Image © Federico Kulekdjian In contemporary interior architecture, service provisions—mechanical, electrical, HVAC, plumbing—are almost always treated as elements to be concealed. Thickened wall cavities, extensive dropped ceilings, and, in regions where solid construction such as brick or concrete prevails, furred-out walls are routinely employed to hide the…Read Article

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