Neo Coral City is a fictional architecture project that was created via Midjourney. The project unfolds from an imaginary setting that Amphitrite 3.0 (underwater AI design/build practice) is commissioned to revitalize part of the-once-called-great-reef area that has been devastated by the rise of ocean temperature and acidification.

The concept of "homey and cozy" is no longer enough for the modern hospitality industry. A good hotel must provide its guests with a level of relaxation that is better than what they experience at home, leaving them with an unforgettable experience and a desire to return again and again. In the highly competitive and in-demand hotel business, original solutions are a must.

A great office design will not only afford aesthetic appeal for employees, customers, and visitors but will impact productivity and your company’s overall success.

Let’s admit that we don’t pay enough attention to the universities’ architecture and make a big mistake. We take it for granted, but we need a fresh look at it to understand what an omission we’ve made. It’s good if you start seeing the beauty around you. Well, let’s imagine that you’re choosing a college or university to study in.

Seemingly floating over a suburban Brisbane street, the brick and timber façade of Clay Lantern House suggests the form and dappled light of its namesake. At different angles and times of the day, glimpses of movement and silhouette activate changes in the facade, connecting with the outside while maintaining privacy.

The project is located in Alanya, Turkey, between Trees and Hills; that is why the project is named Mound House. This residential was originally conceived as a luxury single-family home in the mounds of Turkey. Mound Housing is a response to its surroundings, the reinterpretation of those ways of living in the area in a tropical climate. In its facades we find stone woods and a metal type finish that allows to generate accents on the facades.

Nature-inspired interior design breathes new life into stuffy rooms. Bring the great outdoors nearer with these tips for decorating a living room with nature.

Poly·City Gather, a 1,250 square meter building with a location in Shijiazhuang, China, is one of the top high-end "City" series properties of Poly Group, centered on the CBD and with an effective road network. The designers strive to infuse space with life by balancing the functional layout, aesthetics and sensory delight. To do this, they take simple shapes and bright elements from all nature, running the idea of "art, humanities, and wellness" throughout.