Hoormem Muscle Research Aesthetics Centre, Fujian, China
CUN PANDA remodel Hoormem Muscle Research Aesthetics Centre,China, presenting an aesthetic space that is softer, more transparent, and full of vitality.
Bronwood Home Remodel, Los Angeles real estate
Blue Truck Studio present their remodel of a Bronwood Home in Los Angeles, California, expanding up to better capture city views on several sides, creating a sense of openness and connection towards the exterior spaces
Layered Office, Iwate Prefecture, Japan property
NoMaDoS present Layered Office in Iwate Prefecture, Japan, which uses the concept of tiles, with history “covering” and “stacking” like tiles, creating multiple layers to the building
Oak Cancer Centre, Sutton, London
The new Oak Cancer Centre in Sutton, London will enable clinicians to diagnose cancers at an earlier stage and has been designed by BDP to significantly enhance patient’s experience.
Neue Cabin, Rhinebeck, Upstate New York
Designed by S3 Architecture, the Neue Cabin is a home on 5 quiet and private acres, and on a rise that overlooks mature trees and rock outcroppings. This bucolic setting is enveloped by woodlands and at the end of a private road, offering a wonderful sense of privacy in Rhinebeck, Upstate New York
Seba House Tucumán, Argentina holiday villa property
Casa Seba is a summer housing project, located in Tafí del Valle, a holiday villa located at Tucumán, at the northwest of Argentina. This Project was a challenge for the studio from the very beginning, not only during the design stage, but also during the construction
Cheng Yu Tung Building, Jesus College Oxford
MICA have recently completed a prominent and unique mixed-use building in central Oxford, the Cheng Yu Tung Building for Jesus College, in a third quad for the Elizabethan college.
Parsons House, Christchurch, New Zealand
Designed by MCAS, Parsons House is a private home sitting atop Mt Pleasant with vast views over the estuary and Christchurch City in New Zealand.
La Loica House, Lo Barnechea, Santiago
elton_leniz arquitectos successfully designed La Loica House, Santiago Chile, making use of a strategy to design a compact volume on three levels which freed up land and complied with regulatory restrictions. The use of shutters on the east and west facades allows for the graduation of privacy and solar radiation.
