
Villa Boso Tests a House Without Concrete
Kenichi Teramoto revisits vernacular building through a villa made without concrete, replacing a universal construction default with local materials, gravity and craft.
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Kenichi Teramoto revisits vernacular building through a villa made without concrete, replacing a universal construction default with local materials, gravity and craft.
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JAWSARCHITECTS frames a school for up to 600 students around indoor-outdoor learning and the landscape of Jordan River / Kutalayna.
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McCullough Mulvin Architects transforms a closed edge of Pearse Street into Trinity’s first new square in two centuries, gathering student life and support services…
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Studio Inscape roots a residence in an agricultural landscape, bringing material honesty, climate response and domestic ritual into the same design argument.
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Tad.atelier places a small residence on gently sloping land in suburban Bảo Lộc, using the site’s agricultural character and riverward terrain as the basis…
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Studio Archohm’s Dalmia-Gopichand Badminton Academy links athletic opportunity, community and urban identity within a single sporting institution.
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Studio Krubka separates rental offices, a private workplace and a home vertically, organizing independent access within a compact mixed-use building in Bangkok.
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On a 2,000-square-metre hillside in Tam Dao, Idee architects preserves every mature pine and treats the existing forest as the framework of the retreat.
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KOMINORU Design turns a 152-square-metre home toward a courtyard while a calibrated screen of angled timber panels responds to traffic along Japan’s historic Tokaido…
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An old wharf becomes public landscape in New Orleans, with trees aligned above structural supports and retained warehouse bays adapted into an event pavilion.
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