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Within the orderly fabric of a residential subdivision, where houses tend to resemble one another and fade into the background, this single-family residence takes the opposite approach: it inserts itself into the lot with decisiveness. The project stems from a precise brief, that of a home able to command presence without need for emphasis, relying instead on the strength of a simple and rigorous idea. The starting point is a regular rectangular prism, a primary and compact form. From this solid, portions of volume are subtracted according to the rhythm of an orthogonal grid that governs the entire building. The project thus works by subtraction rather than addition: the void becomes the tool through which the mass is shaped, articulated, a... More

The project organizes residential units across garden-level dwellings, mid-level apartments, and roof duplex typologies with private terraces within a horizontal architectural framework. This approach supports structural resilience, spatial continuity, and controlled density while reflecting the principles of horizontal architecture. Responding to Mediterranean climatic conditions, the design adopts a permeable spatial system composed of semi-open spaces, shaded thresholds, and naturally ventilated circulation voids. The façade operates as a climatic interface, transforming from seating elements at ground level into sun-shading components at upper levels, supporting passive environmental control. Bilal Kocabıyık Bilal Kocabı... More

The project involves the renovation of a 1960s apartment overlooking Parco Bolasco in Castelfranco Veneto. A central volume, clad in color, organizes the home and defines its perceptual structure: it concentrates the service spaces, separating and at the same time connecting the living and sleeping areas, becoming the fulcrum around which the space is articulated. STUDIO RONCATO ARCHITETTI STUDIO RONCATO ARCHITETTI The living area opens into a unified, fluid environment, while the sleeping area is constructed as a sequence of thresholds, openings, and glimpses. The layout is no longer merely functional but becomes a tool for orientation and the construction of depth. Warm materials, textured color tones, and natural light define... More

Godzilla Club explores how architecture can transform healthy eating into a spatial experience. Rather than acting as a neutral container for food service, the project positions architecture as an active part of the brand’s identity. Inspired by the concept of Discovering Life, it translates the idea of wellbeing into a clear architectural language shaped by space, light and transparency. dimanstudio dimanstudio dimanstudio dimanstudio Located on a compact 35-square-meter site in Mashhad, the project is organized around three independent volumes. Two side volumes accommodate sandwich preparation and beverage service, while a luminous central core forms the spatial and functional heart of the project. Beyond its s... More

The Mumbai headquarters of the Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance is designed as a light-filled, orderly workstation that converts institutional clarity into physical form. The project addresses the simultaneous difficulty of supporting various functionalities while preserving a sense of openness and uniqueness within a small footprint. According to the client's brief, the workplace must operate within explicit functional and space limits while reflecting the institution's core principles of accuracy, transparency, and innovative thinking. Umang Shah Umang Shah Umang Shah Umang Shah Efficiency and visual coherence are the first goals of the design. Workstations, cabins, conference spaces, and communal areas all cohabit with... More

Located on a northern avenue in Bogotá, surrounded by commercial and gastronomic activity, this project called Tejo Turmequé developed by Cabida Arquitectura converts a parking warehouse into a sports facility for tejo, a traditional Colombian sport. The existing structure had a low ground floor, poor daylight access, and insufficient passive ventilation. The intervention addresses these limitations by improving spatial quality and daylighting, while preserving cultural heritage and reusing the space by adapting it to current needs.   Simón Bosch Caption ❌︎ Remove Applied Products block will be inserted here   Adaptive reuse and spatial organisation This project applies principles of co... More

The Concept was based on the view of the surrounding landscape. The sea on one side and the forest on the other. The design of the spaces has been done in such a way that the common spaces of the ground floor have a view to the sky and the forest, and the first floor has a view of the sea and the forest. Also, due to the location of the villa between the sea and the forest, it is desirable to use natural blinds. Hamoon Moghaddam Hamoon Moghaddam Location of openings are along each other in such a way as to cause the most natural ventilation and light. The form of structure remains faithful to the common sloping villa of the region. However, the roof is not only limited to the roof, but also continues on the facade. different spac... More

CHOU-NO-HANE is a meditation pavilion nestled in the greenery of Jacques Wirtz's ambitious landscape project for a private residence on Lake Leman, in Gland. The name comes from an ancient Japanese word meaning butterfly wings. Atelier LAVIT Atelier LAVIT Four unfurled wings direct the space towards the pool, the lake, the manor house and the forest of centennial trees. The pergola canopy, also conceived as a curved wing, directs the eyes towards the sky. Atelier LAVIT The stainless steel structure rests on four pillars as the only ground support for the entire structure and its four curved walls, mostly overhang the surrounding garden. The meditation space is entirely shaded by the wooden covering of the dowels, with a ci... More

Industrialised house in Barcelona, designed entirely to measure for a family of four who were looking for a functional and spacious layout, designed to enjoy life in the outdoor areas.   The house is located on a plot of almost 1,500 m² and has a built area of 396 m² distributed over two floors. The large 75 m² covered porch is the clear highlight of this modular house’s design and was proposed by the inHAUS team based on the clients’ observed need for more space.  The house is completed with a separate gym, with independent access from the outside. Caption Outdoor spaces take centre stage The large 75 m² covered porch is the key element of the project. It was not originally planned but... More

The Pino Khao Kho represents a seamless fusion of modern aesthetics and environmental responsibility, reimagining the luxury retreat as a sustainable extension of the Phetchabun mountain landscape. Rungkit Charoenwat Rungkit Charoenwat Rungkit Charoenwat Rungkit Charoenwat Rungkit Charoenwat Rungkit Charoenwat Site and Cultural Context Perched amidst the tranquil mountains and valleys of Khao Kho, Phetchabun, the site is defined by its dramatic steep terrain and panoramic vistas. This region demands an architectural language that respects both the physical fragility of the slope and the cultural identity of Northern Thailand. The Challenge The primary challenge lay in creating a high-end hospitality experienc... More

In the suburban landscape of Paphos, where the terrain gently descends towards the horizon and the rural field dissolves into distant sea views, the house is conceived as a quiet frame for light, air, and continuity. It settles into the slope rather than upon it, allowing the landscape to pass through and around it, shaping both its form and its experience. ck architects ck architects ck architects ck architects ck architects ck architects ck architects ck architects ck architects The project is organized across two levels—ground and first floor—ensuring that all primary spaces orient southwards to capture both the sea view and the movement of the sun. A continuous glazed faça... More

Located in the small alpine village of Lottano, «Casa a Lottano” stands as an experiment in returning to inhabiting uninhabited cores.The entire intervention is based on a respectful relationship with the existing.Of the existing rustic house the stone perimeter walls are retained, its load-bearing function is maintained. Marcello Mariana Photographer Marcello Mariana Photographer Marcello Mariana Photographer Marcello Mariana Photographer Marcello Mariana Photographer A metal skeleton is installed inside to replace the old wooden one, which was irreparably damaged. The adjacent stone volume, posthumous and now reduced to rubble, is rebuilt maintaining the original volumetry but presenting itself with a... More

From the first idea by the chairman Yoo Jaesung in 2013, is a private park ( from 2020 open to the public) where selected architects, artist, landscaper design are invited to dialogue with the natural landscape. The site covers an area totaling 330,000 m2 and takes about three hours to look around in its entirety. The park includes architecture by Alvaro Siza, Seung h-sang ( IROJE), Wook Choi, Matsunobu Kawagishi and Jung Young-sun ( landscape architect) simone bossi simone bossi Sayuwon park performers’ pavilion The project responds to the client's request to create a multipurpose structure capable of hosting shows, concerts, and outdoor celebrations, with a 20x14-meter stage area suitable for hosting a full orchestra but... More