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Awawa Interactive Science Museum / Morphism

February 12, 2026 Valentina Díaz 0

Historical Facts “La Industrial” Textile Factory – AWAWA is developed in the old factory “La Industrial.” Built in the mid-20th century, the factory was one of the city’s most prominent textile manufacturing complexes.

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Baoshan Waste-to-Energy Center / Ballistic Architecture Machine

February 12, 2026 韩爽 - HAN Shuang 0

BAM’s design for the Baoshan Waste-to-Energy Center sets a transformative precedent for municipal solid waste (MSW) treatment facilities, reimagining them as multifunctional urban amenities. Through design experimentation, BAM encourages the perception of these facilities as integral components of the urban landscape rather than undesirable infrastructure.

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Baoshan Waste-to-Energy Center / Ballistic Architecture Machine

February 12, 2026 韩爽 - HAN Shuang 0

BAM’s design for the Baoshan Waste-to-Energy Center sets a transformative precedent for municipal solid waste (MSW) treatment facilities, reimagining them as multifunctional urban amenities. Through design experimentation, BAM encourages the perception of these facilities as integral components of the urban landscape rather than undesirable infrastructure.

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Axis of Growth House / Elemental Living

February 11, 2026 Miwa Negoro 0

This house was designed and built on the same plot of land as the extended family’s residence to provide privacy for a new family unit. Beyond aligning the building with natural sunlight and wind directions, the form of the house emerged as a direct response to the unique conditions of the site. By tilting the building along the land boundary, we maximized usable space while introducing a courtyard that not only enhances functionality but also captures the prevailing southwest wind. This design transforms the courtyard into a natural ventilation gateway that allows airflow throughout the day.

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Axis of Growth House / Elemental Living

February 11, 2026 Miwa Negoro 0

This house was designed and built on the same plot of land as the extended family’s residence to provide privacy for a new family unit. Beyond aligning the building with natural sunlight and wind directions, the form of the house emerged as a direct response to the unique conditions of the site. By tilting the building along the land boundary, we maximized usable space while introducing a courtyard that not only enhances functionality but also captures the prevailing southwest wind. This design transforms the courtyard into a natural ventilation gateway that allows airflow throughout the day.