Architecture
NAC Arquitectos Wraps Twin Valencia Towers in Spiraling Ribbon Balconies
Saler Homes places 27-story residential volumes at the city's southern edge, framing views from farmland to the Mediterranean Sea.
Raul Gobetti Frames a Native Forest in Ourinhos with Two Terracotta Volumes and a Central Courtyard
House MYO sits high on a sloped lot in southern Brazil, using perforated brick and timber screens to filter sunlight and frame views.
Saunders Architecture Perches a Grey Timber Villa on a Bergen Hillside Overlooking the Fjord
Villa Grimseiddalen trades square footage for specificity, giving a Norwegian family a compact home tuned to water, weather, and light.
Chris Briffa Architects Wraps a Maltese Furniture Factory in a Curtain of Precast Concrete
In Qormi's industrial belt, a 10,000 square meter extension turns manufacturing into architecture worth looking at.
Fernandes Atem Arquitetos Builds a 1,400 m² House in Eusébio as One Continuous Porch
House GG reinterprets the northeastern Brazilian alpendre as a total domestic strategy, stretching concrete canopies across courtyards, pools, and gardens.
Fernandes Atem Arquitetos Wraps an Exposed Concrete House Around Its Own Pool Courtyard in Eusébio
A 376-square-meter residence in northeastern Brazil turns inward, using sun protection and lush planting to tame its west-facing plot.
MVRDV and Studio Archohm Wrap 437 Apartments Around a Courtyard the Size of Two Football Fields
Oranje Castle in Lucknow rethinks Indian group housing with a brick perimeter block, terraced silhouettes, and a landscape inspired by Anish Kapoor.
Moon Hoon Stacks Eight Concrete Boxes into a Wave-Shaped House on Jeju Island
A neurosurgeon's family home in Seogwipo channels volcanic geology and Pacific Ocean swells through split-level concrete volumes.
Moon Hoon Carves a Diagonal Staircase Through a 1980s Seoul Building to Unlock City Views
A tiny commercial renovation in Haebangchon turns a forgotten brick residence into a wormhole of pinkish concrete and timber arches.
locallll Replaces the Gas Station with a Timber Forest Canopy on the Norwegian Coast
A pilot charging station in Straume, Norway, uses modular wooden canopies, green roofs, and battery storage to rethink roadside infrastructure.
Claesson Koivisto Rune Let Strict Zoning Shape a Red House on Sweden's Lule River
Just south of the Arctic Circle, a 4.2-metre height limit and a red-roof mandate produced a home of two trapezoidal volumes.
Terra Capobianco and Galeria Arquitetos Suspend a São Paulo Home from Three Steel Trusses
In Alto de Pinheiros, a 464 m² house uses 15-meter spans and dry construction to open domestic life to the landscape.