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Philo Science Center at Institut Le Rosey / Bernard Tschumi Architects

April 9, 2026 Susanna Moreira 0

Bernard Tschumi Architects is pleased to announce the completion of Philo, a new building for student innovation at Institut Le Rosey, an international boarding school near Geneva, Switzerland. A key feature of the new building is its dynamic circulation concept. Vertical and horizontal pathways generate movement and intersect the central atrium, which acts like a covered public square. The atrium is surrounded by three concentric walkways. The first walkway runs directly along the four levels of the atrium; the middle one distributes the various classrooms, while the outer walkway acts as a continuous balcony, providing an extension to the classrooms in good weather.

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Philo Science Center at Institut Le Rosey / Bernard Tschumi Architects

April 9, 2026 Susanna Moreira 0

Bernard Tschumi Architects is pleased to announce the completion of Philo, a new building for student innovation at Institut Le Rosey, an international boarding school near Geneva, Switzerland. A key feature of the new building is its dynamic circulation concept. Vertical and horizontal pathways generate movement and intersect the central atrium, which acts like a covered public square. The atrium is surrounded by three concentric walkways. The first walkway runs directly along the four levels of the atrium; the middle one distributes the various classrooms, while the outer walkway acts as a continuous balcony, providing an extension to the classrooms in good weather.

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Chaka Salt Lake Tourist Railway Station / THAD SUP Atelier

April 9, 2026 韩爽 - HAN Shuang 0

Chaka Salt Lake Tourist Railway Station is located at Chaka Salt Lake, Wulan County, Qinghai Province. The project as the landmark building of scenic area upgrading and based on the tourism publicity image with the characteristics of the scenic spot is made by prefabricated steel structure and membrane structure and the digital technology of the project combines the concept of the scheme, the design deepening and construction, which creates a free space for transportation organization and leisure and sightseeing.

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Two Gabled Volumes, One Landscape / BRBB Architects

April 8, 2026 Miwa Negoro 0

The Shin-Dae-Ri House in Hoengseong was designed for an elderly couple seeking to leave behind their long life in Seoul and settle into a quieter existence immersed in nature. The site is located in a small mountain village in Gangwon Province, where the land rises toward a wooded hillside at the back and opens toward a valley with a stream in front. Surrounded by layered mountain ridges, the house is conceived as a place where the couple can cultivate a garden, tend a small field, and experience the changing seasons as part of their daily life.

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House SI / Iragüen Viñuela Arquitectos

April 8, 2026 Valentina Díaz 0

They commissioned us to design a first home for a couple relocating from Iquique to Algarrobo, to be closer to their children who live in Santiago and thus be able to see them more frequently. They wanted a relaxed, beach-style house that was easy to inhabit and invited gatherings, where they could comfortably host guests, cook, share meals, watch movies, listen to music, contemplate the horizon, and enjoy nature both as a group and as a couple, or with their granddaughter.

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The Anti-White Wall Era: 18 Colors Designers Are Using Instead 

April 8, 2026 Tahira 0

For nearly a decade, white walls dominated interior design. They were safe, clean, and endlessly versatile. But over time, something was lost. Spaces began to feel flat, predictable, and disconnected from how people actually want to live. Now, designers are shifting away from stark white interiors and embracing color again,but in a more thoughtful, refined . . .

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The Anti-White Wall Era: 18 Colors Designers Are Using Instead 

April 8, 2026 Tahira 0

For nearly a decade, white walls dominated interior design. They were safe, clean, and endlessly versatile. But over time, something was lost. Spaces began to feel flat, predictable, and disconnected from how people actually want to live. Now, designers are shifting away from stark white interiors and embracing color again,but in a more thoughtful, refined . . .