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24-12-2015

DiDeA Unto street food in Palermo

A long, narrow antiques shop in central Palermo becomes Unto, a street food restaurant designed by architectural studio DiDeA.

22-12-2015

DDA Centre culturel Alb’Oru Bastia Corsica

Alb'Oru is a cultural centre completed recently in Bastia, Corsica containing a mediateque, rehearsal rooms and performance halls designed by DDA Devaux & Devaux architectes.

16-12-2015

A house for two sisters: Alventosa Morell Arquitectes’ LLP

In Collserola nature park on the hills northwest of Barcelona, architects Alventosa and Morell were appointed to build a home with a limited environmental footprint for two sisters who wanted to live together but independently.

08-12-2015

SoNo Arhitekti’s Mountain View House: mountain architecture

SoNo Arhitekti of Slovenia recently built a single-family home in the Austrian Alps. At 800 metres above sea level, the homeowners enjoy plenty of fresh air, carefully studied design and breath-taking views.

08-12-2015

Meili Peter Architekten Expansion of Sprengel Museum Hanover

The exhibition Ten Rooms, Three Loggias and a Hall offers the public a sneak preview of the expansion designed for the Sprengel Museum in Hanover by the Swiss studio Meili Peter Architekten. The official opening is scheduled for June 2016.

30-11-2015

Seagrape House: a constant in time for Traction Architecture

On Florida’s Anna Maria Island, the wind and the storms move the sand around, continually changing the landscape. Traction Architecture built Seagrape House as a steady point in the evolution of time and space, and it even has a time capsule.

26-11-2015

Vplus Water tower - Chateau d’eau Mons Ghlin Belgium

Vplus architectural studio has designed a Chateau d'eau, a water tower, using architecture to offer an alternative to simple engineering of an infrastructure that has a major impact on the landscape.

23-11-2015

Yaron Tal’s Segev Kitchen Garden, a green restaurant in Tel Aviv

You feel confused when you go in: is this a greenhouse or a restaurant? The right answer is both. Yaron Tal’s new project, built with Irit Snir Cohen, in Tel Aviv is called Segev Kitchen Garden, and the name describes it perfectly.