Suzhou Museum of Contemporary Art building designed by BIG to open for exhibition, Materialism. Conceived as a village of 12 pavilions under a ribbon-like roof, Suzhou MoCA offers a modern interpretation of garden elements, China
Alvar Aalto, Finnish architect – 20th Century architecture designs Finland, projects, office – Alvar Aalto buildings guide, Finnish building
Paulo Martins Arquitectura & Design’s Barra Apartment is located in Praia da Barra, Portugal. This project reinterprets the original residence, transforming it into a contemporary retreat deeply anchored in the coastal landscape
Designed by HEMAA Parc des Loges Childhood and Sports Center, Paris, is a forest for learning, a park for growing up. It embodies a gentle, landscape-based composition built from bio- and geo-sourced materials, serving a public facility
Outlets 8, Guangzhou, China, was originally completed in 2018, but remained idle for years, awaiting a new lease on life. E Plus Design and URBANUS/LXD Studio employed a light-intervention, low-cost strategy to redefine the spatial identity
The Pet forest NYJ building is a remodeling project of an existing concrete structure, planned for use as a pet funeral home in South Korea. On cloudy days, it shares a sorrowful expression; on clear days, a joyful one
The former Hořec Hotel in Horní Malá Úpa, Czech Republic, has been reimagined as a multifunctional community centre. ADR created a space for a sports equipment rental, café, shop, cinema, exhibition spaces, and apartments
Nexus Terrae building in Rome design by PLP Architecture. Energy positive, timber-framed winning proposal for new headquarters of Italy’s Ministry of Environment and Energy Security, set in the historic EUR district
Dutch architects MVRDV received construction permission for The Island, a residential tower in Taichung, Taiwan. The design focuses on bringing greenery and nature to the city, as well as providing communal spaces for maximum liveability
The newly opened Centre SANAAQ brings a transformative presence to downtown Montreal’s cultural landscape. The project was envisioned through a close collaboration between Pelletier de Fontenay, Architecture49, and Atelier Zébulon Perron
