an adaptive reuse project in rotterdam, ‘nederlands fotomuseum’ brings one of the world’s largest photography collections into public view.
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Leaving behind the urban fervor of Quito requires a slow decantation, a change of pace where asphalt finally yields to the vegetation of the dry steppe. In the Guayllabamba valley, architecture does not seek to conquer the land but to coexist with it; the House in the Forest arises from this premise, not as an imposed structure, but as a device for inhabiting time. The project is best understood under the logic of the “nest”: a structure that weaves intergenerational memories and, instead of settling heavily, decides to levitate over a landscape that it barely disturbs.
One of the many misconceptions that has preoccupied the world of architecture in recent decades is that architecture’s noble existence occurs only in the built world.
art becomes infrastructure at the MOFA studio-designed eila, where pod-like concrete shells and curated murals merge into a continuous field of creativity.
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used on the kitchen island, dining table, and within the shower, glass paste helps articulate surfaces and edges.
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as part of a regenerative forestry initiative, forestone cabin demonstrates small-scale architecture rooted in local resources.
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Small room, big payoff. A powder room is the one place in the house where you can push past your comfort zone — think bold wallpaper, moody colors and unexpected materials — and wow guests without committing to the look everywhere else. Because these …
Creating your dream living room means finding a balance between aesthetics and practicality, especially if you want to get the design right for both now and later life. But that doesn’t mean you need to compromise with overly sensible choices that don…
the airport by MAD architects spans 2,267 hectares and features a 12,000-square-meter terminal under its feather-like roof.
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Bosrijk is a residential area west of the city of Eindhoven, located on a former military defense site. Housing in Bosrijk is designed as ‘sculptures in a garden’. For a small plot next to an existing natural rainwater infiltration facility, the office designed a sculpture with five single-family homes, in which the idea of ‘living in a forest landscape’ was the leitmotif.
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