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Wangan Studio, with its “Ara Guler Museum + Leica Showroom + Monochrome Brasserie” project, was honored with the ‘Red Dot:…

The temporary sculpture “La Fleur Mathematique” does more than just show how math is used in construction and architecture. Instead, it is a one-of-a-kind object that exists on the cusp of science and art while acknowledging the unique conditions of the Genius Loci.

Southeast University architects created a series of skeleton concrete structures using 3D-printed formworks as a digital take on 19th-century French structural rationalism.

Architect Klaudio Muca has combined Midjourney and Photoshop to visualize his idea for Cloudscape: a speculative concept that transcends the boundaries of conventional hot air balloons.

The structure of LivMatS combines the various research philosophies of the two Excellence Clusters to produce an architectural synthesis.

Decomposition Farm: Stairway is a temporary installation that suggests one possible solution to the environmental issues associated with construction waste in the architectural field.

Ying Gao’s “Flowing Water, Standing Time” was inspired by neurologist Oliver Sacks’ novel, “The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat,” in which he tells the story of Jimmie G, a 49-year-old former sailor who believes he is 19 and has been convinced of this since leaving the Navy.

Located in the heart of the Alsace wine valley in Colmar, France, ‘La Maison des têtes’ (or ‘the house of heads’ in English) is a historic and listed building built in 1609, whose name is derived from the 109 tiny head sculptures that decorate its renaissance style façade.

The Pavilion of Floating Lights’ aims to reinvent East Asian timber architecture, especially ‘-ru’, the East Asian equivalence of a pavilion on a bigger scale. Traditional assembling technics and structural systems such as wooden brackets are re-created in six tree-like columns of the project.

MUKO is a curated meta-space for uploaded individualities learning through the roots of our design instinct to speculate on the next 50 years of Koleksiyon Furniture.