– FAKT’s installation for the Festival des Architectures Vives enrich the structural nature of architecture with a sense of physical excitement and ever-changing visual properties.

– For Issey Miyake’s brand Bao Bao Japanese studio Moment designed in Tokyo a pop-up shop surrounded by more than 300 floating metallic balloons.

– Consisting of primarily collective and social housing, LAN Architecture’s urban development project accommodating roughly 10,500 people and 50% of Lormont’s population is now complete.

– Designed by Tobia Scarpa, PAN 999 is the new collection of cooking utensils launched by San Lorenzo, that exploits the physical and chemical properties of pure silver and pure iron.

– With its stainless steel facade that softly reflects natural light to echo the context, the Investcorp Building designed by Zaha Hadid expands the Middle East Centre’s library & archive and connects the existing protected buildings and trees.

– Taller Sintesis with Angélica Gaviria and Juan Guillermo Caicedo designed in Pueblo Bello, Colombia, the House of Memory, a building that would serve to regain and strengthen community life while honoring the memory of the 500 victims of the paramilitary and guerrilla violence.

– Crossboundaries realized Aimer’s factory as a building made of aluminum and glass that reflects the nature of lingerie and uses curves and rounded quadrilateral patterns inspired to lace.

– Brandlhuber+ Emde, Schneider transformed the Ernst Lück underwear factory – built in the 1960s in the southwest of Berlin – into a living and a studio with a new approach that incorporates a new concept of resilience.

– With her installation Endolith Casts Dana Barnes creates a landscape of concrete forms colonized by unexpected, texturally intricate structures and color reminiscent of the endolith lichens.

– Young Belgian architects and artists Pieterjan Gijs and Arnout Van Vaerenbergh realized an experimental labyrinth to mark the tenth birthday of arts centre C-mine.