'ruta del peregrino' lookout point, mexico by HHF architects

the adaptive structures which sit empty for most of the year remain simple in their design, intended as volumes that will age and eventually become part of the natural landscape.

construction is progressing on the 'ruta del peregrino' lookout point in the state of jalisco near guadalajara, mexico. during holy week about 2 million people walk along this pilgrimage path.

luis aldrete architects have designed an adaptive module for shelters for the ruta del peregrino, mexico.

a series of wooden pavilions, follies and observatories of various modular configurations will become integrated into a 113 hectare public green space along the seine river.

the fashion center labels berlin 2 is a concentration of showrooms for international fashion brands in one building including public spaces such as an event hall, a restaurant and a lounge at the top floor. the de...

HHF architects have been awarded first prize for their 'cabriolet' project for the swiss art awards 2010.

perched high upon a rocky cliff, the pair of structures are similar to the geologic formations which are found in the valley below.

with a diameter of 220 meters, this observation wheel will become the tallest in the world offering tourists stunning views of the city and landscape from individual cabins which move along a rail system.

a 2.5-inch thick glass walkway is all that separates travelers from a nearly mile-long drop on this pathway in tianmen mountain national park.