Architecture
The Singularity - a mangrove peculiarity
GIRLIO | Adaptive Reuse Architecture Reimagines Oil Rigs as Floating Marine Research and Art Communities
Adaptive reuse architecture transforms abandoned oil rigs into floating marine research hubs for art, science, and ocean resilience.
La Macchina Adriatica by Adriana Jul Camargo
An adaptive reuse architecture project transforming abandoned Adriatic oil rigs into a floating museum, research hub, and living sea observatory.
Split-Level House Design: House of Endless Trees by Freight Architects
An in-depth exploration of the House of Endless Trees, showcasing innovative split-level house design and seamless nature integration.
Indonesian Martial Heritage Center PARANG · KERIS · PENCAK SILAT
Indonesian Martial Heritage Center PARANG · KERIS · PENCAK SILAT
Adaptive Reuse Architecture Reimagines the Oil Rig as a Floating Cultural and Ecological City
An abandoned oil rig transforms into a speculative marine city where adaptive reuse architecture reconnects industry, ecology, and time.
DreamScape
"Building Hope, Crafting Dreams: Children's Modular Playground of Possibilities"
Koala Habitat: Sustainable Architecture for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Ecological Learning
A sustainable wildlife rehabilitation center blending ecological architecture, education, wetlands, and healing spaces for koala conservation.
UnIADA '26
The Global Benchmark for Architecture Dissertation Awards
UPA '26
The International Standard for Design Portfolios
UnIATA '26
The Global Benchmark for Graduation Excellence
SOHO Architects Stacks Work and Living into a Pink Twin Block on a Tiny Plot in Calicut
On an 8.5-cent conserved site in Kerala, a compact mixed-use house layers terracotta, arched niches, and planted courtyards into a vertical life.
SOHO Architects Stacks Work and Living into a Pink Twin Block on a Tiny Plot in Calicut
On an 8.5-cent conserved site in Kerala, a compact mixed-use house layers terracotta, arched niches, and planted courtyards into a vertical life.
H&P Architects Wrap a Vietnamese House in Perforated Brick to Fuse Living with Agriculture
A 270 square meter home in Mao Khe, Vietnam, uses layered terracotta screens and rooftop gardens to resist the erasure of farmland by urbanization.
