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Modular Paediatric Clinic Offers Blueprint for Crisis Healthcare
Sunflower Network's prefabricated facility in Brody demonstrates how off-site fabrication can address urgent medical needs in conflict zones
22 Jul · 7 min read
A Stone Thread Through the Berkshires
Selldorf Architects returns to the Clark Art Institute with a gallery wing designed to stitch together decades of campus evolution while framing the landscape beyond.
21 Jul · 7 min read
Stadium Infrastructure Between Legacy and Reuse
How two World Cups are reshaping the way we think about large-scale sports venues and their place in the urban fabric.
21 Jul · 7 min read
HAUS Da Lat - A New Heritage Rooted In Nature
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20 Jul · 4 min read
When Two Office Slabs Twist at a Chinese Crossroads
ZIAD's Tiansong Headquarters uses axial torsion and spatial restraint to make a landmark from the everyday language of corporate architecture.
20 Jul · 7 min read
The Crevice in the Rhythm: How a 454 sqm Mixed-Use Facility Reads Busan's Industrial Past
U.GA Architects' Urban Egg project in Jeonpo-dong asks what happens when contemporary program meets the memory of metal and machinery.
20 Jul · 7 min read
When Civic Infrastructure Becomes the Social Heart of a Village
Imgang Architekten's hybrid building in Mötz demonstrates how emergency services, cultural programs, and community gathering can share one architectural roof
20 Jul · 8 min read
When the Hotel Bends to the Palace: Nobis Palma and the Case for Programmatic Humility
Jordi Herrero's transformation of Can Oliver reverses the usual logic of adaptive reuse, asking what happens when architecture refuses to budge.
20 Jul · 7 min read
Concrete Reinvented on a Two-Meter Frontage
SO&CO.'s Koenji office building rethinks structural logic on one of Tokyo's narrowest urban lots
19 Jul · 6 min read
How a 1969 Industrial Block Became Rotterdam's Laboratory for Port Innovation
GROUP A's adaptive reuse of Ferro Offices shows what happens when harbor heritage meets the demands of a changing economy.
18 Jul · 7 min read
A Desert Pavilion Built to Host Conversations Across Cultures
In the historic Diriyah district, a new home for workshops and public programs asks what a year-round civic space should offer in 2026.
18 Jul · 5 min read
Celestial Aspirations: Daniel Libeskind Brings Vertical Density to Gangnam
The architect's nearly 1,000-unit tower complex in Seoul's Daechi district proposes a choreography of light, rotation, and landscape integration at urban scale.
16 Jul · 5 min read
How a Chess-Specialized Campus Rethinks the Typology of Primary School Design
Shanghai's Qiyuan Experimental Primary School offers a spatial case study in programming identity into educational architecture
16 Jul · 8 min read
The Architecture of Context: Designing Exhibition Space for Latin American Art
How two Mexican studios reimagined 1,810 square meters at MARCO to frame a continental collection without overshadowing the work itself
16 Jul · 7 min read
Victorian Storefronts and New Towers: Toronto's Mirvish Village Finds Its Second Life
After a decade-long rebuild, two heritage-conscious interiors signal whether adaptive reuse can anchor a mixed-use district
14 Jul · 8 min read
How West African Architects Forged a Modernism of Their Own
A new exhibition at MoMA traces the architectural language that emerged across seven nations as they reimagined themselves after colonial rule.
14 Jul · 10 min read
The Veggery Brings Vernacular Form and Civic Use to London's Brutalist Heart
A hexagonal timber greenhouse at the Barbican Estate reinterprets the complex's vaulted language while creating space for growing, gathering, and shared stewardship through September.
14 Jul · 6 min read
How a 195-Year-Old Seminary Became a Six-Suite Retreat in Vermont
Architect Rafe Churchill's adaptive reuse project in Old Bennington demonstrates how preservation can serve both community and craft.
14 Jul · 6 min read