This Minimal Concrete Studio Harnesses Light to Become a Living Canvas
Designed by ASWA (ArchitecturalStudio of Work – Aholic), the two-story gallery and private studio wa s created for a local Thai artist.
Inspiration: Stories
In-depth case studies on amazing architecture and the building-products that helped make it a reality.
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Architectural Details: Mies van der Rohe’s Iconic Farnsworth House
Mies' mantra “God is in the details” is perfectly captured within his most stunning residence.
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This Dramatic Glass Look-Out Cantilevers 2,000 Feet Above the Atlantic Ocean
The viewing platform of Mirador de Abrante juts outward from a rust-colored cliff that doubles as a hiking trail resting point.
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Model to Masterpiece: Bernardo Bader Architekten Designs a Tiny Chapel in the Austrian Mountains
This tiny chapel in rural Austria is a sacred minimalist retreat.
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Figures in the Landscape: Examining the Architectural Impact of Indonesia’s Volcanic Geography
Research project “17 Volcanoes” explores the implications of tourism and its relationship to urban d evelopment through a historic lens.
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Architectural Details: The Perfect Prefabricated Home
Cover homes combine the cost efficiency and short build times of prefabrication with quality materia ls and bespoke, architect-designed detailing.
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Paneled to Perfection: A Striking Latticework Façade Rises in the Heart of Tokyo
The project’s exterior is a nod to the Japanese traditional craft pattern of sukashibori.
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What It’s Like to Study Medicine in a Diller Scofidio + Renfro Building
We conducted interviews with the inhabitants of a noteworthy building to better understand how they interact with, perceive or react to design features on a daily basis.
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Designing Resilience: The Intersection of Digital Technology and Physical Space
“There’s a convergence between the artificial world and the biological one,” says Carlo Ratti. “Our buildings, our cities, can start to respond to us as if they were living beings.”
