the project reframes stone as an active element shaping spatial rhythm and sequence.
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marble and stone design (368)
a mixed structure of concrete, timber, and steel supports the new architecture.
restaurant and café design (935)
the project inserts a small, carefully calibrated building into a highly charged urban landscape shaped by rugged terrain and infrastructural systems.
across the project, a consistent set of geometric elements links brand identity to architectural form.
connections: +3440
rooftop architecture and design (206)
the roof echoes the surrounding topography while providing shade and directing airflow through the house.
the museum readies for materialism, an inaugural exhibition curated by BIG ahead of its 2026 opening.
architecture in china (2051)
the project inserts a small, carefully calibrated building into a highly charged urban landscape shaped by rugged terrain and infrastructural systems.
across the project, a consistent set of geometric elements links brand identity to architectural form.
connections: +3440
facades (453)
rather than erase its past, the renovation works with the original layouts, extending them and weaving them together with axes from later interventions.
across the project, a consistent set of geometric elements links brand identity to architectural form.
connections: +3440
paper design (249)
developed as a temporary exhibition space for vietnamese architecture projects, the design team draws inspiration from hanoi’s craft heritage.
limited to 100 units and releasing in late january 2026, the piece explores material perception, scale, and the cultural intimacy of japanese paper.
connections: +870
temporary pavilions (572)
the pavilion’s regular column rhythm frames views of the surrounding forest.
the pavilion’s vaulted geometry allows for unidirectional expansion and subdivision.
public art (737)
developed as a temporary exhibition space for vietnamese architecture projects, the design team draws inspiration from hanoi’s craft heritage.
the pavilion’s vaulted geometry allows for unidirectional expansion and subdivision.
plastic art and design (114)
players construct speculative houses using wooden components, acrylic figures representing characters, and action cards derived from scenes of domestic life.
the manufacturer relies on what it describes as a ‘new-cycling’ process, where the mixed plastic waste is fused directly into usable blocks.
materials (184)
developed as a temporary exhibition space for vietnamese architecture projects, the design team draws inspiration from hanoi’s craft heritage.
the structure is seven meters long and is made of recycled concrete that uses 75 percent circular raw materials.
recycling (468)
installed within the transamerica pyramid center, the sculptures reflect the skyscraper’s architecture.
connections: +1150
the structure is seven meters long and is made of recycled concrete that uses 75 percent circular raw materials.
architecture in korea (477)
the entire structure is constructed in reinforced concrete, finished with a soft green tint that subtly echoes the surrounding vegetation.
the project introduces a visual and spatial system that interprets spring through rhythm, sequence, and gradual transition.
concrete architecture and design (964)
the design brief called for a versatile home, suitable both for use by its owners and for temporary rental at any time of year.
the structure is seven meters long and is made of recycled concrete that uses 75 percent circular raw materials.
pezo von ellrichshausen (19)
the entire structure is constructed in reinforced concrete, finished with a soft green tint that subtly echoes the surrounding vegetation.
the LIMA house is built as a minimalistic pink volume backdropped by the rocky landscape of chile.
artificial intelligence (505)
from amsterdam’s autonomous roboats to the emotional science of italian craft, explore three pivotal lessons for the next-gen creative economy.
the exhibition surveys over four decades of miguel chevalier’s artistic practice, utilizing digital technologies.
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