The mushroom-shaped roof redefining the Ukrainian rural house
Transforming a historic rural typology into an architecture that is both iconic and disarmingly simple, Under the Reed Roof by […]
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Sustainable design
We hear a lot about Sustainable Design, sometimes too much and often not rightly. In this section, we have set ourselves the task of showing you truly sustainable design projects, which take into account the materials used, the production processes and their contribution to a truly circular economy, capable of reducing the environmental impact.
A new way to envision multispecies architecture
What if a sustainable building didn’t just avoid harming the environment, but actively functioned as an ecosystem in its own […]
A plastic free future might start with reworking agricultural waste
Anytime you open a shipping box, use a bicycle helmet, or sip coffee from a takeaway cup, you will almost […]
A window to the future: design that shapes a more sustainable world
Innovation is not measured by speed, but by impact: by the way it improves what surrounds us. For Deceuninck, this […]
SPOA turns the energy floating in your home into reusable electricity
There’s an energy to modern life that most of us never notice, living in the walls of kitchens, emanating from […]
Architecture and landscape in a contemporary hot spring retreat
Hoshinoya Guguan embodies the design-driven philosophy that has shaped Hoshino Resorts since its foundation in 1914 as a Japanese inn […]
Drywall collection: the hidden grammar of construction
The drywall track is a cold-formed steel channel profile, a mass-produced object designed to be hidden behind plaster and paint, […]
Vibrant Sports Park: a new grammar for public space
In the city of Kunshan, within the Suzhou prefecture, a new approach to public space takes shape through the project […]
Reviving ancient heating systems might be a solution to our climate crisis
What if a heating system did not become dead weight every summer? Swiss designer Salla Vallotton asks this question through […]
Designing ecological repair: the Aranyani Pavilion
In a time when ecology is often reduced to data, targets and distant catastrophes, a new landmark, the Aranyani Pavilion, […]
Fragmentos de Mar: lost seashells become a lighting design collection
Presented during Mexico City Art Week 2026, Fragmentos de Mar is an exhibition by design studio davidpompa and local restaurant […]
House 720 Degrees: architecture as a perceptual device
What does it mean to live at 720 degrees? It is not a provocation—it is a design reality by Mexican […]
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