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Journals 1773
SO Splits a Gable Roof in Two to Let a Tamarind Canopy Define a Thai Farmshop
Nestled within an orchard in Khao Yai, Thailand, 555 Sunshine Farmshop treats its existing tree canopy as the primary architecture.
Paulo Moreira Architectures Stitches Two Centuries of Rural Portuguese Stone into One Dwelling
An 18th-century farmhouse in the Minho hills finds new coherence through concrete, timber, and a transparent corridor linking its two halves.
Lopez Gonzalez Studio Stacks a Gravity-Defying Concrete House on a Steep Xalapa Street
Casa Tlaloc rises through four levels of increasing privacy, harvesting rain and framing views of Veracruz's misty highlands.
Actual Office Turns South London Shell Spaces into a Warm, Steel-Accented Shared Living Scheme
At Cherry Orchard, a restrained palette of pale timber, white brick, and polished steel gives communal living a sense of quiet permanence.
Weber Arquitectos Builds an Equestrian Ranch from Rammed Earth in Mexico's Forested Highlands
Near Valle de Bravo, a series of gabled pavilions in earth, timber, and stone form a retreat where architecture and horseback riding coexist.
Reincarnation Weaves a Three-Story Retreat into the Green Landscape of Rural Bangladesh
Ara Manor in Narsingdi dissolves the line between domestic architecture and its lush surroundings through screens, courtyards, and planted rooftops.
TOUCH Architect Wraps a Compact Thai Home in Layers of Privacy Like an Egg Yolk
House Yolk places a rich, tightly programmed residence for three within a generous family plot in Bangko, Thailand.
Gris and Septiembre Arquitectura Build Guatemala's First Beach Club from Sand, Thatch, and Arches
Rosa Jamaica Beach Club brings a 1,750-square-meter resort program to the sensitive surf coast of El Paredón without losing the landscape.
VCD Lab Threads a 1,310-Metre Steel Walkway Through the Canopy of a Zhaoqing Mountain
Yanqian Trail lifts visitors above the forest floor on stilts of steel, protecting native habitats while framing karst peaks across the lake.
N. B. Architects Nestles a Farmhouse into a Chikoo Grove on India's Konkan Coast
Parnasambhar uses scattered windows, split levels, and courtyard pools to inhabit a dense orchard canopy near the Arabian Sea in Bordi.
BLOCO Arquitetos Carves Three Cuts into a Narrow Brasília Row House to Shape Light and Volume
On a slender lot along W3 South Avenue, a 180-square-meter semi-detached house uses roof geometry to orchestrate every room.
Ivy Studio Splits a Montreal Industrial Shell into a Burgundy Lounge and a Beige Padel Arena
KOPA transforms a Pointe-Saint-Charles warehouse into a 20,000-square-foot padel club defined by a radical color divide.
tHE gRID Architects Wraps an Ahmedabad Villa in Timber Screens and Cascading Green
Valaya Villa uses passive climate strategy, courtyard planning, and layered facades to shelter domestic life from Gujarat's intense heat.
Wespi de Meuron Romeo Architects Strip a Ticinese Farmhouse Back to Its Stone Bones
A careful transformation in Brissago reconnects a historic vineyard house to Lake Maggiore through restraint and revelation.
Maria Schunn Turns a Cluj-Napoca Storefront into a Café That Listens as Well as It Serves
ukyo X merges coffee, vinyl culture, and co-working inside 200 square meters of acoustically tuned plywood in Romania's historic center.
Omrania Shapes Riyadh's Western Metro Station as a Cluster of Desert Dunes
A 40,000 square metre intermodal transit hub in southwest Riyadh translates sand dune morphology and mashrabiya screens into civic infrastructure.
Field Office Architecture Grounds a Young Family's Home on a Victorian Ridgeline
Mansfield House sits among dry grasses and red gums in north-east Victoria, built for thermal resilience and quiet rural life.
JK-AR Splits a Korean Healing Complex into Three Timber Houses, Each with Its Own Structural Logic
In Gyeongju, a compound of clinic, gallery, and tea house reinterprets the timber traditions of temples and hanok courtyards.
Various Associates Builds a 30-Person Family Home from Herbal Bricks in a Chinese Mountain Village
Gong's House gathers three generations under one roof in Yongjia, Zhejiang, using recycled plant-fiber masonry and carefully framed mountain views.
Casey Brown Architecture Refines the A-Frame Cabin to Its Essentials on an Australian Sheep Farm
Permanent Camping 3 drops two Corten-clad shelters onto rolling pastureland outside Orange, NSW, distilling rural living to its core.