Installations
Temporary and permanent structures designed to occupy, transform, or activate spaces through immersive physical experiences.
How Henri Picq's 1889 Paris Pavilion Traveled 11,000 Kilometers to Become Santiago's Artequín Museum
A prefabricated iron and glass pavilion built for the Paris Universal Exposition found a second life as a children's art museum in Chile.
THE CAPSULE: Modular Architecture Reimagining Urban Blood Donation
THE CAPSULE reimagines modular architecture as a compact blood donation hub, combining comfort, visibility, greenery, and urban adaptability
Oscar Niemeyer's Ibirapuera Park Pavilions Define São Paulo's Cultural Identity in Concrete and Curve
A constellation of modernist volumes set within São Paulo's most important urban park, conceived for the city's 400th anniversary in 1954.
Common Wonder Builds a 14-Square-Meter Pavilion That Treats Stone and Wood as Equal Voices
A garden studio in Amsterdam distills the raw tension between French limestone and timber into a single, precise room.
Tiago do Vale Turns an 18th-Century Mountain Farmstead into a Hotel That Defers to Its Own Past
On the slopes of Serra da Labruja in northern Portugal, granite, schist, and glass negotiate three centuries of rural building tradition.
arches Weaves a Nature Therapy Retreat into a Lithuanian Forest Clearing
Near Vilnius, Sanctum Retreat uses CLT construction and neuroaesthetic principles to root hospitality architecture in the rhythms of the forest.
DB Arquitetos Stacks Five Levels into the Atlantic Forest Like a Treehouse in Guarujá
A 690-square-meter beach house on a steep coastal slope in Praia de Iporanga inverts convention by placing bedrooms below and social life at the canopy.
Studio Gang and Henning Larsen Turn a Boston Rail Yard into a Life Science Campus of Two Voices
One Milestone in Allston pairs two distinct architectural languages across 510,000 square feet of lab, office, and public space along the Charles River.
Atelier Anonymous Plants a Grape Classroom Between Fields and Water in Rural Yangzhou
A 350-square-meter pavilion in Jiangsu's vineyard country doubles as amphitheater, gallery, and open-air living room for village life.
Vaissnavi Shukl Wraps a Single-Storey Ahmedabad Home Around a Courtyard That Breathes
Malhaar Residence uses perforated brick, translucent canopies, and an L-shaped plan to turn a quiet suburban plot into an inward world.
Three Studios Turn a Former Heliport in Kochi into a Botanical Roadside Station
Makino's Roadside Station in Sakawa, Japan, channels 5,000 cypress pieces and curved timber trusses to honor the father of Japanese botany.
