Inspiration

With this circular design, Ingels aspires to transform the two pandas into “the new rotation point f or Copenhagen Zoo.”

Mies' architectural style — characterized by the implementation of strong horizontal and vertical pl anes — continues to influence the aesthetic language of countless contemporary architects.

Designed by ASWA (ArchitecturalStudio of Work – Aholic), the two-story gallery and private studio wa s created for a local Thai artist.

Mies' mantra “God is in the details” is perfectly captured within his most stunning residence.

These designs apply broken lines and peaks of varying heights in order to respectfully mirror the la ndscapes by which they are supported.

The viewing platform of Mirador de Abrante juts outward from a rust-colored cliff that doubles as a hiking trail resting point.

This tiny chapel in rural Austria is a sacred minimalist retreat.

Diego Inzunza uses his unique drawing technique to reimagine these architectural icons.

Structures closely tied to their surroundings, these remote buildings emphasize environmental respon sibility while intensifying our understanding of nature and place.