Located at the northern tip of Amami Oshima in Japan's Kagoshima Prefecture, Sani House by Ono Ryosuke Architecture represents an innovative vacation rental concept. This 118.91-square-meter project, positioned directly facing the ocean and surrounded by pandanus windbreak forests, emerges as a compelling example of contextually responsive design that reinterprets traditional forms.

The UK Government's Pavilion at World Expo 2025 Osaka, designed by London-based WOO architects, opens to the public on April 13th, 2025. This striking pavilion occupies a prime location at the southern edge of the Expo site directly overlooking the water plaza, providing unparalleled panoramic views of the lagoon and creating an ideal space for visitors to enjoy the water and air shows.

In the heart of Thailand's Nakhon Sawan province, the Central Nakhon Sawan project by IF (Integrated Field) aimed to create a multifunctional space that blends modern design with local culture and natural beauty. This 77,500-square-meter mixed-use development emerges as a compelling example of contextually sensitive design that celebrates local identity while embracing modern functionality.

Located in Beijing's Tongzhou District, the House of Cross represents Chaoffice's response to post-pandemic lifestyle shifts, designed as a single-story residence that accommodates three generations living and working together. Facing strict building regulations—residential plots limited to single-story structures with eaves no higher than 3 meters—the design team transformed these constraints into creative opportunities.

Sagehaus Office Garden is a specialized office for athletic sportswear products located in West Jakarta, designed by RAD+ar (Research Artistic Design + architecture). This project aimed to resolve the paradox of balancing two objectives: maintaining a flexible and creative blank canvas of possibilities on one hand, and providing a secure and efficient learning and working environment on the other. The design strategy creates three visually connected horizontal zones: a public space for combined creative and social activities below, effective and controlled office environments in the middle, and a flexible public garden activity on the rooftop above.

BIG has designed an innovative international airport for Bhutan's Mindfulness City, merging traditional craftsmanship with modern architectural concepts. This 68,000-square-meter airport is an integral part of the Gelephu Mindfulness City (GMC) masterplan, aimed at establishing a key aviation and business hub.

Pablo Luna Studio has completed their latest project - Shell Restaurant on the cliffs of Diamond Beach in Nusa Penida, Bali. This 265-square-meter structure serves as an integral part of the Intaaya Retreat, seamlessly integrating biomimetic design with environmental sustainability. The project's most distinctive feature is its innovative structural system composed of 13 alternating-height trusses crafted from yellow Petung bamboo. These trusses rise naturally from the ground like the ribbed interior of a seashell, forming an organic roof that emerges as a direct response to the surrounding landscape. The framework is complemented by a hand-woven bamboo ceiling and wooden shingles that maintain the natural materiality of the design.

Zaha Hadid Architects In Beijing's Shunyi District, adjacent to Capital International Airport, Zaha Hadid Architects has created the Capital International Exhibition and Convention Center (CIECC), Beijing's largest and most advanced exhibition and convention venue. This sprawling 611,000-square-meter complex responds to the growing demand for international conferences and industry expos in Beijing as a leading center of commerce, culture, and government, particularly with the significant expansion of the city's service and digital technology industries.

BIG has reimagined the traditional Chinese courtyard typology through the Jinji Lake Pavilion project. This 1,200-square-meter public structure, located along Suzhou's Jinji Lake waterfront, is one of eleven permanent pavilions designed to create a vibrant promenade in the area. The project's most distinctive feature is its innovative "pixelated leaves" roof system. This dual-layer canopy combines perforated shading elements with glass tiles, providing optimal thermal performance while creating dappled shadow patterns reminiscent of natural foliage. The building is organized as four interconnected volumes around a courtyard, housing a coffee shop, boutique, restaurant, and visitor center.

In a vibrant statement on sustainability and public space, MVRDV has unveiled the Mega Mat, a striking temporary installation that transforms Bangkok's Lan Khon Mueang Town Square into an engaging social platform. The 875-square-metre installation, created for Bangkok Design Week 2025, ingeniously repurposes over 500 recycled plastic mats into a supersized version of the traditional Thai 'Sua' - a household mat that has been central to Thai family life for generations.

In the vibrant landscape of Los Angeles, Byben's Offset ADU Residence emerges as a testament to innovative urban living. This 933-square-foot gem redefines the auxiliary dwelling unit concept, transforming a former garage site into a dynamic, multi-functional space that melds seamlessly.

In the sun-scorched expanse of Lancaster, California, a remarkable transformation has taken place. The Sierra, a groundbreaking project by Kadre Architects, has reimagined a formerly blighted motel complex into a vibrant community for families transitioning out of homelessness. This innovative development, commissioned by Hope the Mission, showcases how thoughtful design can breathe new life into neglected spaces.

Dutch architecture firm MVRDV has reimagined the retail facade with a mesmerizing ceramic diamond screen that transforms architectural surfaces into a dynamic, jewel-like canvas. The Stuttgart Tiffany & Co. store now boasts an extraordinary facade featuring 2,829 hand-crafted ceramic diamonds that seemingly float across the storefront, creating an ethereal architectural intervention that bridges brand identity and innovative design.

In the heart of Beijing's 798 Art District, Penda China Architecture has reimagined the Hive Center for Contemporary Art as a pristine white sanctuary that transcends its industrial origins. Led by architect Sun Dayong, the 3,300-square-meter renovation represents a pivotal moment in the district's evolution, marking what the design team calls the "3.0 version" of the art space.

In the heart of Shunde, China, the Cloud Egret Wetland Museum emerges as a groundbreaking architectural intervention that masterfully balances human observation with ecological preservation. Designed by Link-Arc Architecture, this 1,800-square-meter structure represents a revolutionary approach to wildlife observation architecture, seamlessly integrating into a habitat that hosts 25,000 egrets.

Nestled in the picturesque landscape of Toronto, Canada, Dove Cottage by AGATHOM Co. redefines the concept of a modern residence, seamlessly blending architecture with nature. This 5,000 square-foot masterpiece, completed in 2021, eschews traditional room layouts in favor of a series of interconnected pavilions, creating an immersive journey through space that mimics a walk through Ontario's woods and meadows.

In the heart of Tokyo's trendy Daikanyama district, SANAA architects Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa have transformed MUJI's flagship store into a revolutionary retail space where products themselves become the architecture. The project, completed in October 2024, represents a radical rethinking of retail design, where merchandise transcends its commercial role to become an integral part of the interior design.

In a striking fusion of heritage and modernity, a century-old wooden Chinese residence has been masterfully transformed into a captivating commercial teahouse. This groundbreaking project, nestled at the foot of Moganshan, breathes new life into one of the last remaining examples of traditional Jiangnan architecture in the area.

Hariri Pontarini Architects has unveiled the Nicol Building, a striking new home for Carleton University's Sprott School of Business in Ottawa, Canada. This 10,684-square-meter landmark structure stands as a beacon of creativity and innovation at a pivotal campus crossroads.

Nestled in the heart of Quebec's Eastern Townships, the Orford House by Thellend Fortin Architectes is a striking example of contemporary residential design that seamlessly integrates with its natural surroundings. This single-family dwelling, completed in 2022, replaces an older structure while maintaining a deep connection to the site's rich history and breathtaking landscape.