Browsing: Architecture

Heatherwick Studio received an invitation from the Chinese State Development Company in 2020 from China Resources Land to begin designing…

Lite of Passage has placed against Amsterdam’s vibrant multicultural tapestry and reimagines the platform as a passageway and a living metaphor for transformation, connection, and introspection.

Completed in 2024, Shigeru Ban’s Toyota City Museum sits in Toyota City, Japan, showcasing a district characterized by a wooden roof that merges with the existing Art Museum.

Computational design is a process that utilizes parameters and algorithms to generate a specific design outcome.

The UCCA Clay Museum by Kengo Kuma & Associates transforms Yixing’s ceramic legacy into a contemporary cultural marvel. Seamlessly merging local traditions with cutting-edge technology, the museum is a testament to sustainable design and parametric innovation, reshaping our understanding of heritage spaces.

MoMA is the abbreviation for Museum of Modern Aluminum. The project originated from a group of ambitious clients with the goal of reviving the significance of aluminum in Thailand.

Luna Beach Club in Bali features sustainable, Fibonacci-inspired architecture and playful, nature-integrated spaces.

Two similar, fragmented volumes are aligned on their narrowest sides, creating a void that invites visitors into a square—a sanctuary…

Bjarke Ingels Group’s new headquarters in Copenhagen embodies the synergy of design and technology. Seamlessly blending sustainability, functionality, and artistry, the project redefines workplace architecture. With its distinctive Piranesian aesthetics and cutting-edge environmental strategies, the BIG HQ showcases how architecture can inspire, innovate, and respond dynamically to urban and ecological challenges.

Angkor Market by UAD Architects exemplifies the future of retail design, integrating advanced parametric techniques with sustainable materials to create a vibrant, community-focused shopping hub inspired by Angkor Wat’s cultural heritage.