ARCHITECTURE
The Kiosk, Dhermi by CITYFÖRSTER
The Kiosk project was developed in response to the removal of informal structures in Dhermi, a fast-growing tourist village on Albania’s coast. With tourism rising, the need for organized, adaptable infrastructure became pressing. The design focuses on sun protection, upper-level storage, and layout flexibility for various vendors. Modular and affordable, the kiosk is easy to build, dismantle, and relocate using local, climate-appropriate materials. Its defining feature, a tapered, canopy-box
Extension du Tennis-Club de Loon Plage by ZITA ARCHITECTES
Located between a residential neighborhood and the edge of a wooded area, the project involves expanding the existing tennis club to accommodate four padel courts and new locker rooms, while creating a welcoming and community-building plaza centered around racquet sports. Designed to host regional, national, and international competitions, the project features refined and elegant woodwork. It aims to highlight the meticulous and precise use of this noble material, illuminated
MTVARYSA by Sanja Vrančić Architects
MTVARYSA did not begin as a conventional architectural project - it emerged as a visceral response to the landscape of Novalja. Rather than designing a house, the intention was to choreograph a state of mind. The result is a space conceived as a partner to its inhabitant: a place that carries the strength of a monument and the silence of a retreat. Rooted in the design philosophy of Sanja
Waldhotelpark Vaduz by PVLA and Becker Architektur
The Waldhotelpark transforms a historically significant site in Vaduz into a vibrant, ecologically valuable, and socially welcoming landscape. It honors the legacy of the former Waldhotel, which was known for its forest baths and lush gardens, by reintroducing native plants, including endangered species, and creating valuable habitats for pollinators and wildlife. The preservation of old trees provides natural shade and biodiversity, while offering a peaceful environment for visitors. The
Verstappen.com HQ by Studio Milani
In the historical context of 's-Hertogenbosch, the project repurposes the existing spaces of a listed, neo-Renaissance building overlooking the 16th-century canal of Brede Haven as renovated office spaces. The project is grafted onto the complex historical layering, where the leading role is entrusted to the architectural furnishings and the staircase. Sculptural volumes, derived from a shared oval matrix, inspired by the art of Renaissance armor, and composed of thin
Barca House by Bahaturov Architectural Studio and KNCPT Design studio
The project explores the integration of architecture with its coastal context, creating a contemporary residence where function, design, and proximity to the sea operate in harmony. Situated on a sloping, trapezoidal site near Lozenets and Mechata Dupka Beach, the building follows the natural topography through a three-level organization. The volumetric composition is defined by clarity and precision, while the façade develops a fluid, continuous geometry, shaped through Corian Solid
Kindergarten Deutsch-Wagram by archipur
The solid wood kindergarten building consists of modular volumes and blends seamlessly into the scale of the single-family home development on a level building site. The goal is a morphologically ideal kindergarten with child-friendly scale, intuitive orientation, and optimally designed spaces - flooded with light, clearly laid out, and flexible. The cruciform building provides four equally sized, clearly arranged group rooms with natural light on both sides and a
A Spatial Laboratory by driendl*architects
In Purbach, UNESCO World Heritage Neusiedlersee/Fertő, a spatial laboratory for a musician and a scientist has been created under strict nature conservation regulations. The building, between vineyards and forest with a view to Lake Neusiedl, blends harmoniously into the landscape thanks to untreated materials and a clear, modular design language. The structure is designed as a flexibly cuboid in golden ratio with 2 levels. The boundaries of the 6
House for 100 Years by Monteyne Architecture Works
The genesis of the project is two-fold: to create a commodious and appealing, sunlight-filled home for a family who desire to live a low carbon life in a neighborhood close to the city centre; and, in the process, to envision a climate-resilient house that can remain commodious long into the future. This long-term view of architecture encourages a preference for timelessness over fashion. Hence, the conception of this design
AGUA HOME by Infinity Haus
Located in Cancún, this residence is conceived as a composition of pure volumes, where proportion and materiality define its character. A palette of earth tones establishes a subtle dialogue with its surroundings, while natural materials from the region bring warmth and a timeless identity. The house is organized around a lateral staircase that runs through a double-height space, structuring the interior as a continuous, spatial sequence. On the ground
The Frame by Paradigm Design House
Nestled amidst the vibrant tapestry of Amman, Jordan's capital, The Frame Residence stands at 1000m2 and is a testament to contemporary architectural elegance. At the heart of its design lies a double-volume atrium, a luminous space that serves as the soul of the home. Bathed in natural light pouring through a glazed roof, the atrium casts a soft glow on the surrounding living spaces, creating a dynamic interplay of
Lancic sport and recreation center by NEXAR
Lancic sport and recreation center, completed in 2025 and designed by architectural studio Nexar, is a public recreational complex covering approximately 17.000 m². The project comprises multiple outdoor sports fields, pedestrian pathways, and landscaped recreational zones, organized across a gently contoured terrain, with a small lake positioned as the central spatial element. Programmatic distribution ensures clear accessibility and functional zoning between active and passive uses. A key architectural feature