PROJECTS

The location of the kindergarten in the center of Drinovac, a village in Croatia of 200 inhabitants, required a careful approach to the intervention that fits into the fabric of the rural settlement. An olive grove and an irregularly shaped lot evoke an expressively impactful architectural gesture, as if to give new direction to the identity of the village itself through the Terra Membrane kindergarten

The BE House was designed for an entrepreneurial family of four people. The project site is a 370sqm plot, with an optimal orientation, surrounded by small houses in the town of Argentona, a 30-minute drive from Barcelona

Set into the rock of the steeply sloping site, the Sterling Forest House blends into nature with its gray and salmon-colored granite cladding, green roof, and mahogany windows

From an old mountain chalet in northern Italy comes Casa Giaglione, which, equipped with autonomous housing units, proposes a new use of common spaces for leisure and smart working, rethought to give life to shared premises that can be aggregated with each other through co-housing modalities. In the Susa Valley, the foundations are being laid for a new return to small rural and mountain centers

Umani Hotel is located near the Golden Sands Nature Park near the city of Varna, Bulgaria, and faces directly toward the Black Sea. As you stroll through the area, you can see the building slowly appear from behind the oak and maple trees. The hotel is a secluded and serene natural oasis despite the traffic of the nearby Golden Sands Resort

The design of the new Travettore Municipal Stadium roof generates a covered space with a few targeted gestures, inserting itself in balance between the context and the playing field

The Wooden Living Unit can be a mini vacation home, a shelter to hide away in, a tree house, or a temporary dwelling for research, tourism, or shelter in emergencies; its small size allows it to be easily transported anywhere 

Architect Alexis Dornier designs a tropical villa in Bali, Indonesia, with modern forms, characterized by a large polygonal wooden element, which acts as a shading and is an element of transition between the interior and exterior

The future is "biobased," and more than 75,000 people were able to see it in The Growing Pavilion during Dutch Design Week 2019

The Hermitage of Silence will rise in Montiglio in the hills of the Asti region. It will be a structure without foundations to allow it to be moved easily, made of structural poplar plywood, a very light material that goes well with the goal of making it flexible

China Room at the Polytechnic University of Turin, in Italy, has recently published three books that study the changes in the landscape caused by urbanization in China, explore the processes and hierarchical decisions related to large-scale design, and illustrate the impact of creative urban transformation on contemporary architectural trends

Learning from the local architecture, and from the technique of 'Pedra en sec' declared in 2018 Intangible Cultural Heritage Of Humanity by UNESCO, Casa Fly uses the elements of Majorcan tradition by rethinking them through contemporary architecture and marrying them to simple concepts of energy efficiency based on natural ventilation and the heat storage properties of its massive walls

The Susana chair is the reinterpretation of an urban furniture that is part of the traditional expression of the Yucatan: the "trust chair", composed of two chairs facing each other, designed for couples so that they could look at each other and talk intimately but at a distance

The Kaohsiung National Center for the Arts symbolizes the transformation of the Chinese city of Kaohsiung, once a major international port, into a modern and diverse metropolis with a rich cultural climate. The project is located on former military land, and stands as an integral part of the adjacent subtropical park with the intent of positive social impact on Kaohsiung's nearly 3 million residents

The Central Office stands on Metalo street in Kirtimai, an urban municipality in Vilnius, Lithuania. Its new appearance celebrates the name of the street to which it belongs and the functionality of the building, which in an almost ascetic manner rejects decoration for its own sake