One of the five most sustainable Triple-A buildings in the world! Designed by aflalo/gasperini arquitetos, Salma Tower, São Paulo, Brazil, uses spiral green terraces and urban permeability. Brazilian LEED Platinum building news
S’Agaró Terrace Housing, designed by MIAS Architects, marks the first phase of a residential development in Costa Brava in Spain. Local regulations and volumetric planning laws for this type of construction allow only prismatic volumes
Modern property design by NMDARQ, Casa DR project is set on an urban plot in Torres Novas, Portugal. The site is in an expanding residential area with undeveloped home lots
Whittington House Bloomsbury workspace, London, UK. Architects Barr Gazetas get green light to refurbish Richard Seifert office building. Sensitive restoration of over 100,000 sqft of Grade A work space
Designed by Rhode Partners, Villas on Rio, a 284-unit student housing in the heart of the University of Texas in Austin, USA. The first and second floors serve as flexible study and lounge areas with a mezzanine overlooking the lobby
Set gently across six acres of sloping bushland on Melbourne’s fringe, Korinda House, designed by Bent Architecture, is a home of quiet resilience. Shaped not only by the contours of the land, but by the personalities, rhythms and rituals
Rooted in Wuhan China’s enduring bond with water, the Various Associate designed LuxeIsland Farm grows from a landscape shaped by meandering waterways and sculpted valleys, embracing the rhythm of the land
Bentonville Health Care Campus building design in Arkansas, USA by architect office CannonDesign and EDSA. Alice L. Walton Foundation campus focused on whole health, includes deep connections to nature
Designed by Dubbeldam Architecture + Design, the Golf Pavilion at the Ladies’ Golf Club of Toronto, situated at the halfway point of the course. It serves as a rest stop offering amenities such as snacks, beverages, and washrooms
Yidan Center, Shenzhen, China design by Zaha Hadid Architects. International headquarters with extensive facilities for academic research, cultural events and exhibitions
Fairmont Golden Prague hotel building renewal by TaK Architects. First international five-star hotel in Czechoslovakia (1974). Brutalist style property represented a landmark fusion of architecture, design, and art
In a majestic Bohemian Forest, Czech Republic, stands Borová Lada Cottage. Studio Plyš propose a renovation that emphasises the joy of living in a house that has survived throughout and despite changing times
