Award-winning innovation center harnesses recycled rainwater and solar energy
Rio de Janeiro-based architecture firm Atelier77 recently completed CASA FIRJAN, an innovation center that’s...
The modern, light-filled MILU house sports a wildflower green roof
When the owners happened upon an early 20th-century house in Ghent, Belgium, the garden space and location sold...
Tattoo shop-turned-distillery renovated using materials reclaimed on-site
Architecture studio tres birds workshop used reclaimed and locally available materials to turn the former Mancinelli's...
This gorgeous glowing building is wrapped in an elegant slatted screen
This multi-use building in Niigata City, Japan, functions like a small town with its own park, restaurant, cobblestone...
Elegant Gallop House in Singapore is clad in slatted screens made form locally-sourced timber
[gallery_extend] The house sits on a hillside plot in Singapore's Gallop Park neighborhood. It is covered...
HAO’s repurposed Wood Shed mimics Taiwan’s forest landscape
[gallery_extend] The building envelope’s tree-like silhouettes were inspired by the cypress forests...
A gorgeous patchwork of wooden shutters transforms this home in Vietnam
[gallery_extend] Inspired by Ecopark’s forested and low-density urban landscape, the architects sought...
House in Tatemachi's Dramatic Cone-Shaped Openings Provide Privacy Without Sacrificing Natural Daylighting
[gallery_extend] Due to the limited lot size, the walls of the House in Tatemachi are angled outwards...
Penda's Wooden Donut-Shaped House O is Inspired by a Tree Trunk
[gallery_extend] Following the cyclical nature of the client's daily routine, the interior spaces of...
Tree-Like Plaza Andaro Shopping Center in Mexico is Built From Reused Railway Ties
[gallery_extend] The metal structure of the 2,000 square meter plaza echoes the verticality of the surrounding...
Portuguese Barn Transformed into Sun-Drenched Louvered Residence
[gallery_extend] The soaring ceiling of the original barn was accentuated in the main living space....
