PROJECTS

A unique architecture inspired by the lotus flower. The Bamboo Sports Hall, designed by Chiangmai Life Architects for the Panyaden International School, blends natural materials, craftsmanship, and innovation to teach harmony between humans and nature

The Bromont Summit Chalet, designed by Lemay, offers a unique experience on Mount Brom in Canada: contemporary lines and large windows create a cozy retreat that embraces the surrounding nature, transforming the relationship between architecture and landscape into a harmonious dialogue.

In a public park in Singapore, the SAFRA Choa Chu Kang Clubhouse is a facility designed to offer health and wellness activities to national servicemen and their families, but architects have also created it as a generator of well-being for the surrounding environment

The Cistern Entrance Building in Istanbul connects the past and the present: this urban redevelopment project restores visibility to the Cistern of Theodosius, integrating it into a contemporary public space that invites discovery of the Byzantine heritage hidden beneath the city.

A renovation of a building in Vietnam includes on the top floor a stunning café, Nocenco cafe. The design entirely in bamboo transforms the building into an architectural icon.

Habitación Fundamental, designed by the studio República Portátil, is a prefabricated housing module for the surf camp "Puntas del Maule" in Pelluhue. Innovation and sustainability for tourism that challenges wind, humidity, and the charm of the Chilean coast.

A Portuguese building dating back to the 20th century undergoes a rehabilitation intervention carried out by the architects of rar.studio, who, in addition to a structural reinforcement, committed to improving the energy performance and comfort of the apartments.

The Campus Commons materializes New York University's need and desire for a space that would expand the existing meeting rooms and food court and endow the facility with a new recreation center

Casa Clemente is much more than a residence: it is a sensory and cultural experience that intertwines design, architecture, and memory. Located in the heart of Mexico, this home draws inspiration from Mediterranean traditions and architectural details from around the world, creating a unique, relaxed environment immersed in nature. Every corner tells a story of travel and authenticity.

Awarded by the jury in the Sustainable Cultural Building category for the 2024 Architizer A+ Awards, the Panda Pavilions, inspired by the natural landscape of Chengdu, China, are designed to promote interdisciplinary collaboration for the care of giant pandas

Casa Zaire, a tiny house hidden in Rua do Zaire, in Porto, isolated from the street and urban life, is renovated by the Paulo Moreira Architectures studio, which reconsiders the internal connections between the spaces of the house.

Bellary House is located in the small town of the same name, in the heart of India, known for its iron mines, historical ruins, and its hot and dry climate. The house is situated in one of the neighborhoods undergoing a slow but steady transformation, where old modest houses are making way for modern villas.

In a residential settlement on a hill in the surroundings of Varese, Piemonte, Italy, Casa CS embraces the privileged landscape context by making the view and the light from the southwest exposure tangible presences in its architecture. Engaging with the beauty of the outdoors and the opposite pursuit of intimacy and concentration are the goals of the project

In Mexico City, at 553 Insurgentes Sur Avenue, a tower with an excellent location and an attractive and innovative design houses the offices of BanCoppel. The glass facades and open plants of the building allow for designing the offices with maximum freedom and natural lighting

The project, carried out by the delaVegaCanolasso studio, located in Toledo, Spain, consists of two volumes: the first, a house with simple and elegant architecture, resulting from a renovation, and the second, a custom prefabricated steel module.