The Pantheon project is an architectural structure where function, imagery, and landscape converge into a unified symbolic and operational system. Designed as an environment for events with expanded cultural and educational potential, the space is conceived as a multi-layered experience—built at the intersection of myth, aesthetics, and nature.

The Vyšehrad Railway Bridge embodies the tension between heritage and progress, a dilemma faced by historic cities worldwide. As a vital infrastructural link and cultural landmark within Prague’s UNESCO-listed urban fabric, its proposed demolition has sparked debate. However, an independent coalition of experts presents a compelling alternative—one that integrates structural rehabilitation.

POP MART, a leading player in the designer toy market, has created numerous hit IPs over the last decade through its unique and innovative designs along with consistently excellent operational expertise. It has provided today's young generation with the instant "healing power" of emotional fulfillment.

The metaverse development poses an unprecedented chance for architects to recast the understanding and experience of space. Architecture is both art and interface for virtual casinos, particularly those that exist within the decentralized environment based on Bitcoin and blockchain systems.

The intersection of architecture and entertainment is evolving. From casino resorts to online platforms, design enhances entertainment value. With VR and AR growing, architecture extends beyond physical spaces to create immersive experiences.

As economic and social paradigms evolve, so should the environments that support them. Future casino architecture will increasingly eschew excess to balance aesthetics and sustainability, exclusivity and accessibility, convention and innovation.

Babel is an architectural response to the intersection of space, time, and environment, redefining architecture as a regenerative force rather than an imposition on the landscape. Inspired by the mythical Tower of Babel, it transforms built space into an evolving, flexible, and immersive experience.

Yuan Tian, a Los Angeles–based landscape designer at RIOS, is at the forefront of this shift—deploying speculative storytelling, digital tools, and ecological systems thinking to reframe how we engage with crisis, memory, and constructed truth.