House among Oaks / More&Co
© Pancho Gallardo architects: More&Co Location: Sierra Norte, Spain Project Year: 2023 Photographs: Pancho Gallardo Area: 2583 ft2 Read more »
© Pancho Gallardo architects: More&Co Location: Sierra Norte, Spain Project Year: 2023 Photographs: Pancho Gallardo Area: 2583 ft2 Read more »
© Félix Michaud architects: APPAREIL architecture Location: Montreal, Canada Project Year: 2025 Photographs: Félix Michaud Read more »
© Fran Parente architects: Guelo Nunes Arquitetura Location: Sao Paulo, Brazil Project Year: 2025 Photographs: Fran Parente Area: 3660 ft2 Read more »
© Henrique Wilding architects: SkreinStudios Location: Cape Town, South Africa Project Year: 2024 Photographs: Henrique Wilding Photographs: Adam Letch Area: 4000.0 m2 Read more »
Furukawa Pavilion, Expo ’70. Image © Takato Marui via Wikipedia under license CC BY-SA 2.0 The 2025 Osaka Expo has captured widespread attention—not only for its architectural ambition and spectacle, but also for breaking records and generating controversy. Its most iconic feature, a monumental timber ring designed by Sou Fujimoto, has already made headlines as … Read more
© Tom Auger architects: Rever & Drage Architects Location: Asker, Norway Project Year: 2025 Photographs: Tom Auger Photographs: Area: 30.0 m2 Read more »
© William Mulvihill architects: Aleatek Studio Location: Osaka, Japan Project Year: 2025 Photographs: William Mulvihill Photographs: Courtesy of Aleatek Studio Area: 828.0 m2 Read more »
© Nelson Kon architects: Fernanda Neiva architects: Fernanda Palmieri architects: Paula Zasnicoff Location: Alphaville III – Santana de ParnaÃba, Sao Paulo, Brazil Project Year: 2021 Photographs: Nelson Kon Area: 273.0 m2 Read more »
© Yiorgis Yerolymbos architects: Ateno Architecture Studio Location: Meganisi, Lefkas, Greece Project Year: 2023 Photographs: Yiorgis Yerolymbos Area: 350.0 m2 Read more »
Dashali Rural Coffee Bookstore / Zhixing Architects. Image © Shanxi Architectural Photography The contemporary bookstore is a paradoxical space. It is commercial, but rarely commercialized; public, but often privately owned; small in scale, but expansive in impact. As adjacent architectural typologies evolve under the pressures of digital consumption, economic precarity, and changing social habits, the … Read more