Sosokki Anac designs South Korean cafe to evoke ancient ruins
Monolithic brick volumes intended to evoke “the ruins of an undiscovered ancient civilisation” conceal this cafe in South…
Art installations bring colour to Zumthor’s austere LACMA addition
Art has been added to The David Geffen Galleries at LACMA in Los Angeles, USA, with colourful works…
“Even donkeys like” Casa das Histórias museum says Eduardo Souto de Moura
Architect Eduardo Souto de Moura describes how a letter from artist Paula Rego shaped the design of the…
Carlo Ratti unveils design for Buzzi Heritage Cultural Center
Italian studio Carlo Ratti Associati has revealed plans for a cultural centre dedicated to cement company Buzzi, which will…
Seven tactile living spaces with blockwork walls
Our latest lookbook collects homes with warm, bright and tactile living spaces that are set against a backdrop…
Schemata Architects designs Le Labo store to reflect Tokyo setting
Local studio Schemata Architects has renovated a store in Tokyo for perfumery brand Le Labo, featuring shelves and…
Eight monumental buildings that offer modern takes on brutalism
In this roundup, we explore sculptural concrete buildings that evoke the geometries and monumental aspects of brutalism, but…
Skupaj Arhitekti completes House on the Edge of the Plain
Local studio Skupaj Arhitekti has completed House on the Edge of the Plain in Slovenia, a minimalist concrete…
MIT designs concrete interior components to last “1,000 years”
Researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology have unveiled the Heirloom House project, a series of nine structural-concrete components…
Calibrated Rawness: Studio 1:1 and the Discipline of Making in Hong Kong and Beyond
Light & Span. Image Courtesy of Studio 1:1 Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1038994/calibrated-rawness-studio-1-1-and-the-discipline-of-making-in-hong-kong-and-beyond In…
URLO Studio designs bike shelter on Ecuadorian hillside
Local architecture practice Urlo Studio has based the design of a concrete-and-wood pavilion for cyclists on ancient Andean…
Beyond Imported Icons: Tao Ho and a Local Modernism for Hong Kong
The Tang Shiu Kin Hall, St. Stephen’s College. Image © Kevin Mak, courtesy of Brutalism Hong Kong Research…