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Located in the tranquil village of Velloor in Kerala’s Kottayam district, this residence is a modernist response to its tropical setting. Clean lines, honest materials, and a restrained formal language define the architecture — yet, layered within this clarity is a play between geometric rigidity and organic softness. The house invites not only light and air but also emotion and texture. Caption Spatial Arrangement: The home is organized across two floors and includes four attached bedrooms designed to offer privacy without detachment. At the center of the house is a dining space that spills into a courtyard — a vital pause that blurs the line between the interior and the outdoors. This semi-open courtyard becomes a... More

Set along the ridge of a Maremma hillside, between two valleys and in visual dialogue with the distant fortress of Magliano in Tuscany, Borgo Banditaccia is restored as a unified organism. A rural settlement that shaped the agricultural landscape for over a century, later reduced to a fragmented presence, now re-emerges through a project that weaves together architecture, landscape, and the human dimension of living. Andrea Ceriani The intervention is not conceived as a simple renovation, but as a process of reconciliation between rural memory and a contemporary way of inhabiting. The project takes as its generative core the only authentic remnants of the original complex—the vaulted cart tracks and the compact northern volume&m... More

The project is located in a small industrial city near Tehran, shaped by challenging economic and social conditions, with its landscape dominated by warehouses, trucks, laborers, construction noise, environmental debris, airborne particulates, and monotonous buildings. Parham Taghioff Parham Taghioff As urbanization progresses and migration to the capital increases, the growth of industrial towns on Tehran’s outskirts has become inevitable. Qods City exemplifies this trend, where vacant land has been rapidly replaced by residential developments. Within this industrial backdrop, we now witness the coexistence of three distinct conditions: residential buildings in purely residential contexts, residential buildings within indu... More

The monument and former expedition building of the old Wybertjes factory is located on the Larenseweg in Hilversum. The manufacturer of the diamond-shaped pastilles, who moved to Almere in 1981, left behind a monumental factory building. In close consultation with the client and the municipality, we restored the building and turned it into an office building, while retaining its monumental character and with an energy label A. Chiel van Diest Chiel van Diest In the urban planning request, a single volume was drawn next to the monument. It is our ambition to create an attractive living environment with room for social interaction. By creating a courtyard enclosed by three new buildings and the monument, a friendly garden is create... More

In the heart of every home, the Angan stands as a sacred court. It is a personal yet a public space that witnesses the playful childhoods, festive celebrations, gatherings and even tranquility for one. This project does an honest attempt to re-introduce the idea of court in the design, amalgamating it with the modern needs. Rahul Shah Rahul Shah The client spent their early days in the old city of Pune. The process started with taking references from the core city, the site being located nearby. Two distinct  fabrics seen  on either side of the Mutha river : the old, dense fabric and the new, scattered development. Despite its density, the old fabric has developed organically and therefore lacks defined boundaries. Narr... More

The BNV residential project explores how soft form can enrich meaning and formal unity, offering a soothing and calm atmosphere amidst the tumult of daily urban life, punctuated by obstacles and disruptions. Maxime Brouillet Maxime Brouillet Maxime Brouillet Maxime Brouillet Maxime Brouillet The building, initially simple and ordinary with its L-shaped form and typical materials of the Montreal, is renovated to harmoniously integrate into the existing urban fabric. Rather than standing out ostentatiously from its neighbors, the emphasis is on the softness, elegance, and sensuality brought by its materiality and form, contrasting with the dominant right angles in the neighborhood. Maxime Brouillet Maxime Bro... More

Its purpose lies in the creation of collaborative and meeting spaces, with an introspective approach that adapts to the surrounding industrial environment.  Camila Cossio Camila Cossio Camila Cossio The design of the pavilion is aimed at generating flexible areas for collaboration and design, as well as meeting spaces that encourage interaction between workers. These aspects are complemented by plant elements that make up a green oasis, acting as a barrier against visual and acoustic pollution. Camila Cossio Camila Cossio Camila Cossio The "H"-shaped arrangement stores blind areas at the ends and transparent areas in the center, allowing unique permeability. The materiality of the pavilion is made up of... More