Kazuhiko Kishimoto / acaa completed in Yokohama a house “floating” above a central gallery, surrounded by a breezy and sunny wood deck, connecting the house and the community.

Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas completed the new terminal at Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport, that evokes the image of a manta ray and features an internal and external double skin honeycomb motif that wraps the structure.

Presented during Design Miami 2013, Elixir. Drinking History is designed by Studio Appétit. A world of potions that takes us back to different periods in human history by evoking our subconscious memory of scents and flavours.

GASP! Stage Two, designed by Room 11, is the penultimate gesture of the Glenorchy Art and Sculpture Park. Colour and architecture have been used as a vehicle for re-evaluation and re-appreciation of place, creating unity between the bay and the experience.

By bathing the new Education Centre of the Erasmus University Medical Centre in daylight and giving it an aesthetic appeal, Claus en Kaan encouraging students to treat the building with care and to be proud of their university.

Wiel Arets Architects completed in Maastricht a house for a couple of vintage cars’ collectors, a burst of modernity stitched within the medieval tapestry of the city. The suspended living room seems to float over the cars below.

Able of combining melancholy and euphoria, the Icelandic artist – whose project The Visitors is on view at the HangarBicocca in Milan – talks about friends, making art and listening to romantic music.

Van Eijk & Van der Lubbe designed the new interior of National Archives of the Netherlands, shifting the focus from archiving to include presenting and communicating. To cater to a wider audience, functionality and decor have become more intelligible and appealing.