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.

This project, designed on a small lot, faced the challenge of meeting the needs and spaces of an elderly person. It features a ground-floor bedroom with a bathroom adapted to meet all the functional needs of an elderly person. The design emphasizes a sober, orthogonal geometry with natural materials.

Designed by McIntosh Poris Architects, the Detroit Horse Power (DHP) Equestrian Center will provide year-round  programs that offer safe and enriching environments for under-resourced youth populations.   Home for Detroit Horse Power Program Serving Youth Under Construction for 2026 Completion.

Faced with the global ecological crisis, the project selected by the Ministry of Culture and the National Institute of Fine Arts and Literature for the 19th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia promotes a reflection on how we inhabit, cultivate, and design the world we share.

Located on a plot within the Brazilian Cerrado, the 7 Trees House, developed by the Hersen Mendes Arquitetura firm, was designed to integrate indoor and outdoor spaces, providing shelter without losing connection with the surroundings.

Architect Scott Johnson, FAIA, has published a new book, Inside Architecture: A Design Journal, released by Balcony Press. Structured as a personal and professional retrospective, the book offers a rare glimpse into the creative process of one of Los Angeles’s most accomplished architects. Combining candid narrative, project case studies, and design commentary.

This sophisticated DIFC duplex apartment presents a masterful study in tactile luxury and refined minimalism, where natural materials and subdued elegance converge to create an urban living tailored for a young expatriate family.

Iñaqui Ponce: This Mestiza Architecture project is a declaration of love for our land, our sun, and our way of experiencing space. From the heart of Tlaquepaque, Jalisco, this project draws on the deep roots of Mexico—its raw materials, its incandescent light, its playful spirit—and transforms them into a contemporary architecture that breathes with pride.