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Architecture is, at its core, the pursuit of form, space, and structure. This section explores how architects conceive, design, and build, from iconic museums and high-rise towers to adaptive reuse projects and intimate houses. Each feature brings forward the technical and creative dimensions of the discipline: material experimentation, structural systems, construction technologies, and the evolution of typologies that define how we inhabit space.
Here you will find in-depth studies of projects that test the limits of geometry, embrace sustainable design strategies, and refine the dialogue between past and future. Whether it’s parametric façades, modular housing, timber engineering, or the restoration of architectural heritage, this is where design practice comes into focus. For readers seeking architecture news, case studies, and the latest global projects, this section captures how the discipline continues to shape itself through precision, craft, and innovation.
Construction works at the Shenzhen Institute of Financial Technology (Designed By Zaha Hadid Architects) have begun installing its sculptural façade.
Located on a narrow site in the centre of Shenzhen’s Futian district, the tower’s composition is defined by its surrounding urban environment.
The Wood Project is a collaborative research project with La Metropolitana, a conscious furniture manufacturing and design workshop with over 15 years of experience in the search for the link between nature and humans through creativity and design.
Luna Beach Club in Bali features sustainable, Fibonacci-inspired architecture and playful, nature-integrated spaces.
MoMA is the abbreviation for Museum of Modern Aluminum. The project originated from a group of ambitious clients with the goal of reviving the significance of aluminum in Thailand.
Open Architecture’s Sun Tower in Yantai redefines modern landmarks. Seamlessly integrating advanced technology and sustainable design, this parametric structure acts as a giant sundial, embodying cultural storytelling while embracing innovation.
Angkor Market by UAD Architects exemplifies the future of retail design, integrating advanced parametric techniques with sustainable materials to create a vibrant, community-focused shopping hub inspired by Angkor Wat’s cultural heritage.
Bjarke Ingels Group’s new headquarters in Copenhagen embodies the synergy of design and technology. Seamlessly blending sustainability, functionality, and artistry, the project redefines workplace architecture. With its distinctive Piranesian aesthetics and cutting-edge environmental strategies, the BIG HQ showcases how architecture can inspire, innovate, and respond dynamically to urban and ecological challenges.
The Manhattan Project’s covert mission during WWII birthed not only the atomic bomb but a hidden architectural legacy. Secret cities like Oak Ridge, Hanford, and Los Alamos reveal the innovative spatial strategies that balanced confidentiality, industrial efficiency, and functionality—shaping postwar architectural design and sustainable reuse efforts that endure today.
Roma Termini’s transformation by L35 Architects merges modern functionality with historic charm. This remarkable refurbishment highlights sustainability, technology, and architectural finesse, redefining how transportation hubs shape urban identity. The project seamlessly integrates ancient Roman ruins, creating a world-class station that honours its roots while embracing the future.
BIG’s One High Line transforms New York City’s skyline with its twisting towers. The mixed-use development integrates luxury living, hospitality, and sustainability, showcasing cutting-edge parametric design. Situated in Manhattan, this striking architectural landmark redefines urban design, blending contextual sensitivity with technological innovation.