Architecture projects

Agriturismo Terra del Sole is located in Albosaggia, in central Valtellina, a few kilometers from Sondrio, the capital of the province. A territory firmly linked with the surrounding nature: the Adda river, the lush meadows and the striking alpine peaks create a unique scenery. Rinaldo Del Nero designs the Sun Suite and the Earth Suite

How many possibilities and ways of using everyday objects are hidden behind them? Hyunje Joo answers this question with the design of 1300 Recycling Pavilion, a temporary pavilion made of recycled and reused materials

An easily transportable wooden pavilion is located in Independence Square in the Chilean city of Concepción. But what is this really about? Commissioned by the development company CORFO Chile, CCP Pavilion hosts activities and exhibitions related to the city's manufacturing sector

Clayton Kort's office, located in Austin, Texas embodies the company's commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration, while also housing a landscape architecture studio and symbolically and physically blurring the line between creative studios

The inhabitants of a small wooden cottage situated in the green surroundings above the Vranov dam can feel like they are in a ship's cabin with surprisingly large spaces inside

Kozina House nestles between two old houses, one recently renovated and one in a state of disrepair, in the historic part of a small town in South Bohemia, presenting itself as a charming alternative to suburban villas

The Beach House Chihuahua, Uruguay: a system of pillars, beams and reinforced concrete slabs, rising 10 meters  above sea level to achieve the best views of the ocean

The renovation and extension of JI House, located in a residential district in the north of the city of Buenos Aires, La Lucila, brings to light a rationalist and bainque language, a synthesis of local appropriation of modern European orthodoxy

A detached house, House 1+1+1=1, in the northern Rhine valley on the outskirts of Lauterach Three volumes form a complex structure that moves the interior space with different heights while allowing light to enter from different points

The roof of the Roof House, with its sloping surfaces, is designed to capture both warm, direct sunlight and indirect light, with its bluish, cool colours, in order to transform the interiors into an ever-changing experience as you walk through the various rooms

Beautiful long grey bricks clad the two-storey extension to Long Brick House, a property near the Chilterns in Seer Green. The extension forms a new structure which merges together old and new spaces

Juan Carlos Salas' Tanatorium is a clear reference to the cave: "a steriotomic architecture formed by a perforated shell rises from the earth to protect humans when they greet their dead"

The exponential growth of the company in question increases the need for space: two warehouses, one old and one new, are located next to each other and are skilfully connected in the most natural and fluid way possible

Casa Ciempiés, whose positioning was mainly dictated by the existing trees in order to minimise its impact on nature, while elegantly intersects with contemporary and traditional architecture

Nestled among the hills overlooking Lake Maggiore, the design of this resort stems from the unique and varied landscape of Ticino, a region in southern Switzerland where Alpine peaks and dense forests meet a Mediterranean climate and Italian architectural and cultural influence