A variety of entertainment, sports, and retail facilities groups around a central lake to form a super-large commercial complex, with architecture and facades in complementary scales of terraced three-dimensional pixels. Promoted by the Beijing Winter Olympics, snow sports have become a popular leisure activity among the younger generations.

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Konstantinos Gournas and Panagiota Mousa introduce their Cu.01 chair, which deconstructs the seated form into its essential elements. This seating piece features three distinct components: the seat, arm support, and backrest, all crafted from contrasting metallic textures to create a harmonious and visually striking composition.

Casa SA is an innovative residential project initiated by a private entity, located on a central street in Braga. This project aims to transform an urban space previously occupied by a ruined building without patrimonial value, creating a new building with a modern character that meets contemporary needs and enhances the quality of life for its residents.

Your roof plays a crucial role in protecting your home, but it’s easy to overlook the early warning signs of damage. From leaks and missing tiles to sagging rooflines and ageing materials, recognising these issues early can save you from costly repairs and even more serious structural problems.

In the middle of a landscape where nature claims its prominence, an architectural project rises meeting not only the needs of its inhabitant but also engaging in a serene and contemplative dialogue with its surroundings.

Compartment S4 embarked on repurposing a neglected canteen block dating back to the 1970s. The decision to transform this structure into office space symbolizes a departure from its former role while honoring its architectural legacy.

Mutant-Hut by Iranian architect Habibeh Madjdabadi is one of twelve houses designed by renowned architects from various countries for the Voronet Park development. This initiative invites twelve international architects to create distinctive living spaces on a shared site of 11,000 square meters, offering visitors the opportunity to experience architecturally.