House Renovation in Gracia / Parramon + Tahull Arquitectes
© Judith Casas Sayós architects: Parramon + Tahull Arquitectes Location: Barcelona, Province of Barcelona, Spain Project Year: 2022 Photographs: Judith Casas Sayós Area: 753 ft2 Read more »
© Judith Casas Sayós architects: Parramon + Tahull Arquitectes Location: Barcelona, Province of Barcelona, Spain Project Year: 2022 Photographs: Judith Casas Sayós Area: 753 ft2 Read more »
© Yurika Kono architects: Office Sugurufukuda Location: Tokyo, Japan Project Year: 2025 Photographs: Yurika Kono Photographs: Kenya Chiba Area: 74.0 m2 Read more »
© Yohei Shirai architects: KOMINORU Design Location: Tokyo, Japan Project Year: 2025 Photographs: Yohei Shirai Area: 250.0 m2 Read more »
© Jiaxun Xu architects: JXY Studio architects: Office for Roundtable Location: Huizhou, China Project Year: 2025 Photographs: Jiaxun Xu Photographs: Leyuan Li Area: 10.0 m2 Read more »
© Aaron Leitz architects: Olson Kundig Location: Manhattan Beach, United States Project Year: 2021 Photographs: Aaron Leitz Area: 5310.0 ft2 Read more »
© Pieter Rabijns architects: Studio Jan Vermeulen Location: Koekelberg, Belgium Project Year: 2024 Photographs: Pieter Rabijns Area: 2221.0 m2 Read more »
Khalil Rabah “Red Navigapparate” | Garden of the Former French Orphanage. Image © Sahir Ugur Eren The 18th Istanbul Biennial, organized by the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İKSV), has opened its first phase to visitors and will remain on view until November 23, 2025. Curated by Christine Tohmé under the title “The Three-Legged … Read more
Courtesy of Sharchs Architectural professionals recognize how exterior design choices influence both perception and performance. A canopy is more than a functional overhang — it is a visual statement, a layer of environmental control, and a reflection of the project’s overall design vision. Among available materials, custom aluminum canopies have become a preferred choice in … Read more
© Aung Htay Hlaing architects: Blue Temple Location: Bago, Myanmar Project Year: 2025 Photographs: Aung Htay Hlaing Photographs: Raphaël Ascoli Read more »
© Edmund Sumner Quarries can be seen as indelible abandoned scars of human resource extraction. Man-made spaces, perceived as voids, and material gain, have fundamentally shaped our accelerating built environment. All the while, the earth stands still as a silent witness. For decades, these open-pit mines have been viewed as a necessary consequence of consumerism … Read more