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In their extension of a building originally designed by Dominique Perrault in 1995, Antonini Darmon Architectes added a shiny metal cladding that makes it look ‘invisible’.
“Japan-ness” at the Centre Pompidou-Metz explores seven decades of Japanese architectural culture, from 1945 to the present day, with a layout design by Sou Fujimoto.
Using the golden ratio as a design device, Bruno Dias Arquitectura renovated a house in the historical centre of Ansião, Portugal, where white is the unifying element between new and old.
Heatherwick Studio has completed in Cape Town the Zeitz MOCAA, the world’s largest museum dedicated to contemporary art from Africa and its diaspora.
Marie’s wardrobe is a renovation project by Tsuruta Architects in London where a central staircase was replaced by a laser-cut custom made wooden structure.
Located in one of the London’s hidden gardens, Office Sian Architecture + Design has designed a wooden and brick community building that provides a venue for a multitude of uses.
Invited to stage an exhibition for the Kunsthaus Bregenz’s 20th anniversary, Peter Zumthor creates spaces for displaying the artistic ventures that have inspired him.
Entitled “Architects vs. Rest of the World”, the fourth edition of the festival curated by Gianpiero Venturini will take place at the Casa dell’Architettura in Rome.
The play with banality of the exterior is the starting point of the wooden sports hall designed by Almannai Fischer in Haiming, a small German village.
Stage One presents a behind-the-scenes manufacture and building of the oval canopy designed by Francis Kéré in London for the Serpentine Pavilion 2017.
After nearly a decade of work, CannonDesign and NEUF architect(e)s have completed in Montreal the largest healthcare construction project in North America.
