Architectural Experience
How architecture shapes human perception, emotion, and interaction within built environments.
A New Wood: A Spiritual Journey Through Forest Paths, Faith, and Free Will
Three elevated timber walkways through a dense forest reinterpret Little Red Riding Hood as a spatial system of choice and consequence.
Little Red Riding Hood: Architecture as Narrative Through Fear, Light, and the Forest
A conceptual project translates an eight-kilometre fairy tale journey into spatial density, distortion, and the semiotics of danger.
Reconstituted Play: A Modular Kit That Lets Refugee Children Build Their Own Playground
Triangular masses, recycled inner tubes, and ropes form an open-ended spatial vocabulary that children rearrange to create their own play landscapes.
Imposition: Architecture as Fairy Tale, Where the Forest Itself Deceives
A reinterpretation of Little Red Riding Hood turns Schwalmstadt's woods into a psychological landscape of choice, emotion, and illusion.
Montserrat Musical Journey: A Volcanic Island's Story Told as a Route Through Sound and Space
A circular cultural building on Montserrat leads visitors from Eden to eruption to a new island, turning music, memory and volcanic loss into one route.
Looping Tale: Little Red Riding Hood Rebuilt as an Endless Architectural Fall Through Four Worlds
Rossignol Gregoire turns a fairy tale's shifting retellings into a looping route of platforms, stairs and thresholds that never reaches an ending.
Architecture Of Time: A Steel Frame Built to Outlast the Programmes It Was Designed to Hold
An open steel frame carries plug-in concrete volumes, letting a building of workshops and markets absorb technologies that do not yet exist.
TIME FRAME: A Steel Grid Framework That Lets a Learning Landscape Absorb Decades of Change
Shelter below and gathering above: this Architecture of Time 2020 winner treats time as a material and the grid frame as an armature for future use.
Beyond the Portfolio: Building a Digital Brand for Architecture Studios
Why leading architecture studios now design two experiences, one online and one in the physical world, and how to communicate expertise long before the first client meeting.
IF Architecture Designs Its Own Collingwood Studio as a Textile-Wrapped Incubator for Ideas
A 90-square-metre office in Melbourne's Collingwood uses layered curtains and color to turn a compact footprint into a laboratory for design.
The NEON Culture: A Field of Pavilions Built for the 24-Hour City
Smaran Alva spreads galleries, stages, clubs and markets across a varied site, treating light, sound and ramped movement as the real building materials.
Landscape of the Senses: Architecture as a Multisensory Journey Along the Coast
Mateusz Mulica's conceptual project stretches white monolithic volumes into the sea, designing spaces for hearing, sight, smell, and touch.
