Songtsm Travel Hotel Jiuzhai, Sichuan buildings

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Songtsm Travel Hotel Jiuzhai building

Songtsm Travel Hotel Jiuzhai, Sichuan Province, China, by Thinking Design. On a 3,000-meter-high ridge in Jiuzhaigou: micro-village of eight wooden cabins—China’s smallest administrative village. The design is not conceived as renovation, but as a process of recalling—drawing out the latent memories embedded within the land. It engages with the character of the site, from the dense mountain forest and timbered landscape to the layered geological formations shaped over time. Rather than imposing a new form, the architecture responds to these conditions, revealing and interpreting the site’s existing material and temporal qualities through space, structure and material choice

Ilyinka 3/8 Hotel, Moscow, Russia building

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Ilyinka 3/8 Hotel Moscow Russia architecture news

Ilyinka 3/8 is a hotel complex located in the historic centre of Moscow, just a short distance from the Kremlin. The Kleinewelt architekten designed project is based on the reconstruction of the site’s historic structure and the creation of a new ensemble that continues the spatial logic of the surroundings

Aldington Craig & Collinge Architects, UK

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Turn End, Haddenham building design by Aldington Craig Collinge Architects

Turn End, one of three award-winning village houses designed and built in the 1960s by architect Peter Aldington – 2017 programme includes educational, creative and community led events.

Moncur House, Woollahra, Sydney real estate

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Moncur House Woollahra Sydney real estate

Moncur House is a wide Victorian terrace in Woollahra, Sydney, reimagined as a refined city retreat. Modify Homes’ brief was to renovate and refresh a home that had remained largely untouched for many years—modernising finishes, improving natural light, and creating a more effortless, easy-living environment

Rockpool House, Avoca Beach, New South Wales property

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Rockpool House, Avoca Beach, New South Wales property

Rockpool is a coastal retreat on Avoca Beach, NSW, Australia. Designed by Architecture Saville Isaacs for multi-generational family. The building cascades down a hillside, offering panoramic ocean views. Composed of solid forms and natural materials, the design establishes a direct relationship between interior and exterior spaces. Openings, thresholds and material continuity are carefully orchestrated to extend living areas into the surrounding landscape, allowing the building to sit lightly within its setting while maintaining a strong spatial connection to the outdoors

Grand Hyatt Singapore Oasis, South East Asia restaurant

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Grand Hyatt Singapore Oasis restaurant design

Designed by NAO Taniyama & Associates: Grand Hyatt Singapore – Oasis is a luxurious pool bar restaurant offers a serene escape from city hustle and bustle. Architecture blends seamlessly into surrounding trees. At the core of the concept is the relationship between landscape and pavilion—between dense tropical planting and a precise architectural structure that frames social gathering. The new outdoor bar is positioned between the two pools, occupying a central threshold within the garden. Rather than sitting as an object within the landscape, it operates as a connector, mediating movement, views and interaction across the outdoor spaces

Hawkins\Brown Architects London design office

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Manchester Metropolitan University Library building design by Hawkins\Brown Architects

Hawkins\Brown architects, UK – refurbishment of Edinburgh College of Art buildings, Scotland: works to increase the university’s capacity through rationalising and consolidating key facilities, allowing for more flexible studio spaces and workshops.

Kavillo Studios Accommodation and Events Space, Mudgee, NSW

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Kavillo Studios Accommodation and Events Space building

Kavillo Studios Accommodation and Events Space by Cameron Anderson Architects extend from private retreat into shared gathering in Australia. NSW designed as a small-scale, open-air structure sat lightly in the landscape. Using the same material language of rammed earth, timber, and steel as the studios, the events space is designed as a modest, open-air pavilion that gently embeds itself in the landscape, maintaining a light and unobtrusive presence