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2024.9.30-10.6
9.30-10.6
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矗立于挪威哈当厄尔峡湾波光粼粼的水面之上, 全新开放的Iris 餐厅犹如一座耀眼的美食灯塔,巧妙地融入了创新的"鲑鱼之眼"(Salmon Eye)装置建筑之中。这家米其林星级餐厅坐落于一座漂浮的椭圆形建筑内,将尖端建筑设计与私密用餐体验完美结合。NORM建筑事务所的室内设计巧妙地平衡了由Kvorning设计的极致外观与温馨就餐环境之间的张力。 Perched atop the shimmering waters of Norway's Hardangerfjord, Restaurant Iris emerges as a culinary beacon within the innovative Salmon Eye installation. This Michelin-starred dining destination, nestled inside a floating ellipsoid structure, marries cutting-edge architecture with intimate gastronomy. NORM Architects' interior design deftly navigates the tension between the brutalist exterior, crafted by Kvorning Design, and the need for a welcoming dining environment.

坐落于法国阿尔萨斯地区沃日山脉的秀丽风景中,由f+f建筑事务所设计的Honcourt学校近期落成,堪称教育建筑中可持续设计的典范。这座建筑于2024年初竣工,巧妙地将一所学校和课后中心融入了周围令人惊叹的自然环境之中。 Nestled in the picturesque Vosges mountain range of Alsace, France, the recently completed Honcourt School by f+f architectes stands as a testament to thoughtful, sustainable design in educational architecture. This 2,130-square-meter facility, completed in early 2024, seamlessly integrates a school and afterschool center into its stunning natural surroundings.

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2024.9.9-9.16
9.9-9.16
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在当代设计与历史传承的精妙融合中,Snøhetta携手本地设计团队Alley Poyner Macchietto Architecture,为美国奥马哈市的乔斯林美术馆打造了令人瞩目的扩建方案。这个雄心勃勃的项目为这座文化地标注入了新的生命力,巧妙地将美术馆丰富的建筑遗产与前瞻性的空间理念无缝衔接。 The Joslyn Art Museum's expansion in Omaha, Nebraska, designed by Snøhetta and Alley Poyner Macchietto Architecture, exemplifies a seamless integration of modern design with historical reverence. This transformative project revitalizes the museum while respecting its architectural legacy. Central to the expansion is a striking 42,000-square-foot wing, appearing to float above the landscape. Its elongated, horizontal form reflects the expansive Nebraskan sky, providing new, light-filled galleries that enhance the museum’s exhibition capabilities and foster a connection between art, architecture, and nature.

在杭州萧山区的核心地带,一座昔日的玩具厂华丽转身,摇身一变成为宠物爱好者和他们毛茸茸伙伴的天堂。异规设计工作室的最新力作"Healing Pets",将这座工业遗存改造成一个充满活力的社区中心,彰显人与动物之间的深厚情谊。 In the heart of Hangzhou's Xiaoshan district, a former toy factory has been brilliantly reimagined as a haven for pet lovers and their furry companions. Informal Design Studio's latest project, Healing Pets, transforms an industrial relic into a vibrant community hub that celebrates the bond between humans and animals.

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2024.9.22-9.29
9.22-9.29
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坐落于加拿大BC省美丽如画的梅恩岛上,绍尔住宅(Shor House)悄然而起,成为可持续建筑和材料炼金术的典范。这座由Measured Architecture设计的滨水度假屋,将废弃木材蜕变成一个引人入胜的重生和智慧利用的故事。 Nestled on the picturesque Mayne Island in British Columbia, Shor House stands as a testament to sustainable architecture and material alchemy. Designed by Measured Architecture, this waterfront retreat transforms discarded wood into a compelling narrative of rebirth and resourcefulness.

在杭州萧山区的核心地带,一座昔日的玩具厂华丽转身,摇身一变成为宠物爱好者和他们毛茸茸伙伴的天堂。异规设计工作室的最新力作"Healing Pets",将这座工业遗存改造成一个充满活力的社区中心,彰显人与动物之间的深厚情谊。 In the heart of Hangzhou's Xiaoshan district, a former toy factory has been brilliantly reimagined as a haven for pet lovers and their furry companions. Informal Design Studio's latest project, Healing Pets, transforms an industrial relic into a vibrant community hub that celebrates the bond between humans and animals.

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Stempel & Tesar Architects
Founded in 2008 in Prague, Stempel & Tesar Architects is led by principals Ján Stempel and Jan Jakub Tesař. The studio has built a portfolio of over one hundred completed projects, principally in the residential typology, recognised for contextual sensitivity, material honesty, and spatial clarity.
Nati Minas & Studio
Nati Minas & Studio is a São Paulo-based architecture, interior design, and scenography practice whose work is grounded in a singular design philosophy: that every project should be an accurate portrait of the people who inhabit it. Founded by Natalia Minas, an architect with over a decade of professional experience and more than eighty completed projects to her name, the studio operates across residential and commercial sectors, delivering a fully integrated service that encompasses spatial design, technical documentation, construction supervision, and furniture curation.
Scott & Scott Architects
Scott & Scott Architects is a Vancouver-based architecture and interior design practice founded in 2012 by Susan and David Scott, following twelve years of combined experience at leading west coast architectural firms. Both graduates of Dalhousie University’s School of Architecture, the founding principals established the studio with a commitment to technically rigorous design practice across residential, commercial, and adaptive reuse typologies. The firm operates an in-house workshop dedicated to industrial design, material research, and prototyping, enabling direct involvement across all stages of design and construction. Lead architect Andrea Zittlau works alongside the founding principals on the studio’s current project portfolio.
HK Associates Inc
HK Associates Inc is a Tucson, Arizona-based architecture practice founded in the mid-2000s by principals Kathy Hancox, AIA, and Michael Kothke, AIA, NCARB, ASID. Both principals carry a professional lineage rooted in internationally recognised firms across Vancouver, British Columbia, and San Francisco, California. Their arrival in Arizona in 2003 to collaborate with celebrated desert architect Rick Joy proved formative, cultivating a sustained commitment to site-responsive design and the spatial qualities particular to the Sonoran desert. The practice holds active architectural licensure in Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico, with NCARB certification enabling reciprocal licensure across North America.
Mesnil Architectures
Mesnil Architectures was founded in 2022 by Antonin Bohl, Mathias Lefebvre, and Arthur Schmitt, operating from two offices located in Paris (10 rue de la Mare, 75020) and Chatellerault (10 rue de la Bastille, 86100). The three founding principals are united by a shared attentiveness to the built environment and a sustained curiosity toward existing structures, forming the foundation of the practice's distinctive methodological approach.
Nathalie Thibodeau Architecte
Founded in Quebec, Nathalie Thibodeau Architecte (NTA) is a practice whose work is rooted in a fundamental question: how do people truly inhabit space? Concentrating its expertise on residential and workplace architecture, the firm operates at the intersection of contextual responsiveness, spatial sensitivity, and constructive rigor.
Studio Saxe
Founded in San Jose, Costa Rica in 2004 by Benjamin Garcia Saxe, Studio Saxe has established itself as one of Latin America's most internationally recognised architecture practices. Over more than two decades, the studio has evolved from a singular vision into a multidisciplinary atelier whose award-winning portfolio spans residential, hospitality, and wellness typologies across multiple continents. The practice is distinguished by its ability to synthesise technological precision with artisanal craftsmanship, producing built environments that are simultaneously ecologically responsive and spatially compelling.
FAAB
Founded in 2003 by Adam Białobrzeski and Adam Figurski, following five years of professional experience at practices both in Poland and abroad, FAAB has grown into one of Warsaw’s most rigorous and methodologically driven architectural studios. Operating across architecture, landscape and urban design, interior design, and graphic design, and supported by cutting-edge engineering and consultancy, the practice approaches each commission through exhaustive research and precise design development, consistently producing built work of formal and functional distinction.
Studioninedots
Founded in Amsterdam in 2011, Studioninedots has established itself as a distinctive voice in contemporary architecture and urban design. Led by founding partners Albert Herder, Vincent van der Klei, and Metin van Zijl, alongside associates Ike Gronheid, Jurjen van der Horst, Stijn de Jongh, and Wouter Hermanns, the 25-strong multidisciplinary practice operates across architecture, interior design, and urban planning.
Habitat Studio Architects
Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Burleigh Heads on Australia's Gold Coast, Habitat Studio Architects is a boutique, multi-disciplinary practice operating at the intersection of rigorous design thinking and environmental responsibility. Under the leadership of Principal Architect and Director Wayne Greenland, the studio has cultivated a design philosophy centred on site specificity, climatic sensitivity, and material authenticity, ensuring that each project articulates a distinct sense of place rooted in its physical and cultural context. Environmental sustainability is embedded structurally within the practice's design process from the earliest stages of conception, treated not as an option but as a fundamental design parameter.
Verstas Architects
Founded in Helsinki in 2006 by Väinö Nikkilä, Jussi Palva, Riina Palva and Ilkka Salminen, Verstas Architects has established itself as one of Finland's most distinguished architectural practices. The practice's name, Verstas, meaning "workshop" in Finnish, reflects its core ethos: a close, iterative dialogue between client and design team that yields architecture both contextually responsive and enduring. The Helsinki-based firm brings together architects, urban designers, and interior and landscape architects capable of working across scales from strategic masterplanning to the resolution of precise material detail.
Claesson Koivisto Rune
Founded in Stockholm in 1995 by architects Mårten Claesson, Eero Koivisto and Ola Rune, Claesson Koivisto Rune has evolved from a Swedish architectural practice into one of the most consistently rigorous multi-disciplinary design offices operating internationally today. All three founding principals hold the designation of Architect SAR SIR/MSA, and each trained across multiple leading institutions spanning Stockholm, Helsinki, Copenhagen, New York and London, a trans-European academic grounding that is legible in the firm's precise yet culturally nuanced built work.
YH2 Architecture
Founded in Montreal in 1994 by architects Marie-Claude Hamelin and Loukas Yiacouvakis, YH2 Architecture has established itself as one of Quebec's most distinguished design practices over the course of three decades. Operating under the conviction that architecture is fundamentally the art of place-making, the studio approaches each commission as both a creative and transformative act, one that seeks to reinvent reality through disciplined spatial thinking.
Kichi Archi
Founded in 2025 and based in Gakuenmae, Nara, Kichi Archi is led by principal architect Shiro Kameoka. The practice takes its name from its original 25-square-metre studio, a deliberate starting point that continues to inform the firm's ethos of extracting spatial richness from constraint.
Atlas Architects
Founded in April 2015 by directors Aaron Neighbour and Ton Vu, Atlas Architects is a Melbourne-based practice operating across studios in Footscray and the Surf Coast. Underpinned by a shared commitment to raising living standards through sustainable, innovative, and contextually responsive design, the studio has established a focused body of work within the low-rise residential sector that consistently prioritises spatial quality, environmental performance, and long-term habitability.
Alhumaidhi Architects
Founded in 1992 and headquartered in Kuwait, Alhumaidhi Architects is a full-service architectural design practice that has built a distinguished and diverse portfolio across residential and commercial typologies, both locally and across the Gulf region. The firm is led by Principal Architect Abdulaziz AlHumaidhi, a dual graduate in Architecture and Fine Arts from the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), who brings over 21 years of accumulated expertise to redefining Kuwait's architectural landscape through a design approach that reconciles contemporary thinking with the country's rich cultural heritage and demanding environmental context.
PAU Architects
Founded in 2018 by Trung Nguyen and Huyen Nguyen, PAU Architects is a Vietnamese practice based in Ho Chi Minh City that pursues architectural beauty through quietness and equilibrium. The firm specializes in architecture, interior design, landscape architecture, and construction, developing projects that emphasize the careful calibration of light, materiality, and human experience within slower, more contemplative spatial rhythms.
Tsubame Architects
Founded in 2013 by Takuto Sando, Motoo Chiba, and Himari Nishikawa, Tsubame Architects has established itself as an award-winning practice that fundamentally reconsiders architectural processes through integrated design and research methodologies. The Tokyo-based firm, currently directed by its three founding partners, has garnered significant recognition including the 34th JIA Newcomer Award, the 48th Tokyo Architecture Award Grand Prize, and multiple Good Design Awards.
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The House of Time(Natura Futura)
The House of Time is located in Babahoyo, the capital of Ecuador's Los Ríos province, a city whose identity is historically and culturally inseparable from the river that runs through it. One of the most significant built works to emerge from Natura Futura Arquitectura's practice in recent years, the project occupies a modest 180 square metres yet constitutes a rigorous argument against the accelerating logic of contemporary construction, assembling a residential space in which slow living, artisanal heritage, and ecological attunement are made architecturally legible.
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Glass Ridge House(OWIU Design)
OWIU Design's "Glass Ridge House" demonstrates how innovative water element integration strategies and masterful East-West design philosophy fusion techniques can transform a neglected 30-year-abandoned Ray Kappe 1973 modernist residence into a culturally profound contemplative sanctuary.
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La Flèche Residence(MU Architecture)
Canadian architecture studio MU Architecture completed the La Flèche Residence project in Mont-Tremblant, Quebec, creating a dramatic mountain retreat that ingeniously transforms challenging steep terrain into an extraordinary living experience. The project is positioned within the naturally rich landscape of the Laurentian forest, drawing inspiration from Canada's harsh climate conditions to create an architectural work that both celebrates regional building traditions and embodies contemporary design innovation.
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Westergaarden Summer House(N+P Architecture)
N+P Architecture has completed Westergaarden Summer House, a 170-square-meter retreat positioned along the southern coastline of Sjællands Odde, Denmark. The project demonstrates a refined approach to contextual design, where architecture responds directly to landscape topography and coastal conditions through careful spatial organization and material restraint.
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Osprey House (Desai Chia Architecture)
Perched at the edge of Mashomack Preserve on Shelter Island, the Osprey House by Desai Chia Architecture redefines coastal living through a thoughtful dialogue with its natural surroundings. This 3,700-square-foot residence, completed in 2023, draws inspiration from its avian neighbors—native ospreys whose nests punctuate the landscape—creating a harmonious threshold between domesticity and wilderness.
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Rosemary Brown Recreation Centre (hcma architecture + design)
hcma architecture + design has created the Rosemary Brown Recreation Centre in Burnaby, British Columbia, radically redefining the concept of ice arena design. This CDN $49.5 million facility abandons the traditional cold, windowless, steel-trussed ice arena structure in favor of warm wood, natural light, and a transparent, open layout, creating a rich, dynamic experience for visitors both on and off the ice.
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Havenwood(Atlas Architects)
Havenwood House, completed in 2025 by Melbourne-based Atlas Architects, is a compelling testament to what persistence and rigorous design thinking can produce. Located in a quiet Brighton cul-de-sac, the 334-square-metre residence emerged from years of adversity — including planning disputes, a prolonged VCAT process, and the collapse of its original builder — to become one of the most considered suburban homes in recent Australian architecture.
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Big Sur House(Field Architecture)
FIELD Architecture's Big Sur House is a 687-square-metre contemporary residential masterpiece that embodies the sophisticated fusion of architectural humility and environmental symbiosis. The project is situated on a rugged site shaped by tectonic action, heavy winter storms, extreme solar exposure, atmospheric salinity, and the constant motion of oceanic swells, creating an extraordinary visual dialogue between architecture and the spectacular landscape.
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Azumigawa House(atelier umi)
The Azumigawa House stands within the Biwako Quasi-National Park in Takashima City, Shiga Prefecture, Japan, making it one of the most quietly compelling residential projects to emerge from the Kansai region in recent years. Designed by principal architect Fujita Tokihiko of atelier umi, the single-storey timber residence occupies a generous plot of over 1,200 square metres, and translates the client's foundational ambition, to live inside a forest, into a precise and restrained spatial order.
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Armstrong Cottage(Peter Braithwaite Studio)
Nestled on a remote lakeside island in Peterborough, Armstrong Cottage by Peter Braithwaite Studio represents a masterful exercise in off-grid sustainable design and innovative construction methodology. Completed in 2024, this 4,200 square foot residence for a Toronto-based family seeking to rekindle nostalgic childhood memories demonstrates how contemporary domestic architecture can achieve net-zero performance under extreme site constraints while preserving fragile island ecosystems.
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Central Nakhon Sawan(Integrated Field)
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.
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Baw Beese House(Disbrow Iannuzzi Architects)
Baw Beese House, designed by Disbrow Iannuzzi Architects, is conceived as a multigenerational lakeside retreat that merges environmental responsibility, architectural clarity, and family-oriented spatial planning. Situated along the natural contours descending toward Baw Beese Lake, the project divides the program into four smaller volumes to minimize visual impact and enhance adaptability. Each volume can operate independently, allowing family members across generations to gather together or live separately while maintaining a high level of comfort and autonomy.
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Kakapo Creek Children's Garden (Smith Architects)
Smith Architects has created an extraordinary early learning centre for up to 100 children in the heart of Mairangi Bay, Auckland, founded on the idea of Nga Hau E Wha, the four winds, being symbolic as a meeting place for people from all backgrounds. This idea is embodied in the design of the building, forming it into a circular shape to create a central meeting space, with four main classrooms arranged around it.
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Inverted House(TIMM)
Inverted House, designed by TIMM, stands as a masterful reimagining of suburban residential typology in Tbilisi, Georgia, transforming the dwelling itself into a protective perimeter wall that eliminates traditional fencing while creating an inward focused sanctuary. Located in Okrokana, a hillside district on the city's outskirts, this 1,010 square meter residence exemplifies the perfect balance between spatial inversion logic and sophisticated material transitions, redefining residential possibilities within dense suburban environments.
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21-24 Nikkakjøkken Restaurant(OFFICE INAINN)
21-24 Nikkakjøkken Restaurant, designed by OFFICE INAINN, stands as a demonstration of how contemporary intervention can honor architectural heritage while creating a refined dining environment, located in Sylte, Norway. This 127-square-metre project operates as a masterclass in reversible design, where a freestanding timber insert breathes new life into a historic Norwegian barn while maintaining complete integrity of its original structure.
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House on the Rias Coast(no.10 NOMURA Co., Ltd.)
Japanese architecture studio no.10 NOMURA Co., Ltd. completed the House on the Rias Coast project along the Sea of Japan coastline, creating a striking concrete residence that ingeniously responds to its dramatic coastal setting, weaving the unique characteristics of Japan's Rias coastline into the very core of its architectural concept. The project is positioned within a landscape renowned for its intricate indented coastline and spectacular "cave gate" rock formations, overlooking the magnificent views of the Sea of Japan.
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Lyco House(OYO Architects)
Belgian architecture studio OYO Architects completed the Lyco House project in Pepingen, creating a contemporary sustainable home that exemplifies how bold architectural intervention can transform historic barns into modern living spaces. The project is positioned within the green countryside less than 30 kilometers from Brussels, drawing inspiration from Belgium's rural heritage to create an architectural work that both celebrates agricultural building traditions and embodies innovative adaptive reuse strategies.
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Residence in Vilnius(G.Natkevicius & Partners)
On the outskirts of Vilnius, nestled within a natural setting, rises a single-story residential house whose architecture boldly challenges conventional forms. Central to the building is an unexpected yet precisely executed triangular plan, which becomes the key to the entire architectural composition and spatial experience.
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House of Cross(Chaoffice)
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.
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Rarin Wedding Venue( ASWA)
The riverside wedding venue, The Rarin, designed by ASWA, features a distinctive round architectural design that beautifully symbolizes the unity and harmony of a wedding ring. The exterior showcases smooth, flowing curves, creating a striking visual impact while evoking a sense of continuity. These curves seamlessly connect two intricately entwined courtyards, serving as picturesque frames for the venue.
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