Located within the rear zone of Haydarpaşa Train Station, these five new buildings are positioned upon the traces of existing, obsolete structures that had reached the end of their lifespan. This approach arises from
The Naples Underground Central Station redefines a rigid business district by creating organic, flowing public spaces with complex topography. It links the city’s volcanic landscape and modern infrastructure, replacing an underused plaza with a
dot.ateliers is a community-oriented and ecologically responsive space for artistic production. Located within the Osu waterfront neighborhood in Accra, this is a highly sustainable artist’s residence and studio made from local materials with local
Made from two folded pieces of mirror-polished stainless steel, the Gaze Mirror is a sculptural and elegant wall-mounting structure. The angled surfaces catch light and surroundings in surprising ways, creating a dynamic visual as
An agricultural industry that can be visited for wine and cava, next to the vineyards and rural buildings in a municipality not much bigger than 2 ha. of winery. It isn’t a matter of
In Vienna’s Gersthof area, Franz & Sue transformed the Orthopaedic Hospital from the 1920s into a contemporary educational campus. The striking building is a listed monument and situated in a sprawling park with century-old
The MONARK chair embodies the philosophy of Techno-Casualism, merging technology, comfort, and human-centred design. Balancing aesthetics, ergonomics, and sustainability, the design prioritises structural integrity, weight optimisation, and material efficiency while maintaining a sleek and
The BOB Chair is a stackable chair characterized by a horizontally spanning backrest that is connected to the seat. This design allows for elastic deformation when the user moves, ensuring a comfortable posture. The
This project is a design study that reinterprets Korea’s traditional jang (fermented sauce) culture within the context of modern, residential environments. “Onggi of Wind” was redesigned to allow the use of outdoor earthen jars
The project in Barranco, Lima, occupies a compact urban lot, and is conceived as a flexible photographer’s studio that can easily adapt into an exhibition space. A front courtyard with planters leads to a
A new design hotel has opened in the bustling heart of Siam Square, Bangkok, a vibrant hub of culture and activity. This striking hotel features a façade that creatively reinterprets traditional Thai architectural elements,
The commission is located in South America, in Argentina, at the confluence of the Paraná and Uruguay rivers. It is a primal wetland landscape, only accessible by river, and constantly threatened by rising waters.
The Mosaic of Tirana, a fragment of Albania’s ancient memory, lies near the city’s heart, yet struggles against the weight of urban growth. The project envisions its rebirth, shaping a place where preservation and
Located just over one mile away from the Pyramids of Giza, the Museum is a testament to the longevity and scale of Ancient Egyptian civilization and its enduring influences. Designed to house 100.000 artifacts,
NU architecture & design has redeveloped TDX Ice Factory, an adaptive reuse project, into a mixed-use compound in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. NU architecture & design revitalised a former 4.200 square metre ice
In Cairo, Ain Shams University chose to renovate an abandoned lecture hall by transforming it, rather than replacing it. Guided by Prof. Dr. Gamal El-Kholy and façade designer Eng. Ahmed El-Maghraby, the project turned
House N is architecture for shared living. It emerges from a simple question: how to create a home whose soul is collective. Organized into two volumes around a central patio - a deliberate void
Perched on a steep hillside in Jouret El Ballout, Lebanon, the Collège Louise Wegmann extension transforms a challenging slope into opportunity. The U-shaped building lifts from the ground to connect courtyards, preserving the existing
Zaria Court is a bold adaptive-reuse project in Kigali’s emerging Sports City District, transforming a historically significant modernist building into a vibrant hub for sports, entertainment, hospitality, and community life. Anchored by a central
“Opera Aperta” proposes to preserve the built environment and its social fabric, to repair and adapt rather than replace, and to approach architecture as an act of care that extends beyond buildings to encompass
SUB UMBRA ALARUM TUARUM The Children of Armenia Fund (COAF) invited us to take part in a competition for the construction of a school very close to Mount Ararat, considered to be the final
In Levallois-Perret (Greater Paris), the agency Maud Caubet Architectes has led the complete rehabilitation of the site on behalf of the Hertford British Charitable Fund (HBCF), with the ambition of restoring the identity of
Mecanoo continues to shape the field of architectural restoration, with projects that honour history while embracing modernity. After our acclaimed work on the New York Public Library, we undertook the revitalisation of Perth’s former
The 22nd Serpentine Pavilion in London, commissioned by the Serpentine Galleries, continues the innovative series begun with Zaha Hadid in 2000. ‘À table’ invites people to gather and reflect on our relationship with nature,
Bahrain’s pearling heritage shaped its economy and culture for millennia, with Muharraq preserving the last complete spatial and architectural record of this tradition. Key to The Pearling Path are the Siyadi and Murad clusters,
The Doshi Retreat, on the Vitra Campus in Weil am Rhein, was imagined as a place where contemplation unfolds slowly. The architects began with an emotional memory, asking themselves what feeling the space should
The commission was a house for a large family. The program was therefore divided: the first level for the parents and shared areas, and the second for the children. In this way, when the
The Qiantan area, also known as The New Bund, is in rapid development and on track to become Shanghai’s next business district, after Lujiazui. Situated along the bank of the Huangpu River, amongst a
The client for this building is a car import and dealer company that is fully aware of the deep change and uncertainty the automotive sector will be facing. To put it mildly, electric cars need
Piero Lissoni was born in 1956 and began his design career in 1978. He graduated in architecture from the Polytechnic University of Milan. In 1985, he began collaborating with Boffi. Together with Nicoletta Canesi,
