Studio Muoto   France   The project is located in the up and coming district of Cambarérès, the new urban center devoted to innovation in Montpellier. The tech hall will host young developing companies and encourage a multi-disciplinarian approach to creation. The building

Studio Muoto, Label Architects   Belgium   The stepped profile of the building dialogs with its two immediate realities: its north facade is a large transparent screen revealing daily activity, and the south one is broken up into terraces to adapt to the scale of the neighboring housing block

Studio Muoto   France   The structural scheme of the building, five supports arranged in a cross plan from which the different levels hang, organizes the interior spaces and frees the ground floor to shape a cubic and glazed volume suspended among the trees...

BC Architects & Studies, Studio Muoto   Belgium   El garaje de aires high-tech actualiza el imaginario ideado por Cedric Price en el Fun Palace, con grandes plataformas abiertas, torres técnicas o ascensores para coches, proponiendo una oeuvre ouverte capaz de evolucionar y adaptarse a la movilidad

Studio Muoto   France   Ubicado en los históricos jardines de Versalles, el conjunto escolar evoca el rigor técnico y la optimización formal de los invernaderos. En su cubierta integra un pequeño jardín hortícola que sirve como herramienta pedagógica y favorece la biodivers

Studio Muoto, Label Architects, GRAU   Belgium   The complex includes a programmatic addition of elementary school, high school, and sport center, arranged in an enfilade and connected by footbridges to form a single infrastructure that can evolve and adapt to new activities over time...

Studio Muoto   Belgium   The new concert venue reflects the post-industrial identity of the neighborhood. Evoking warehouse architecture, it is designed as a large meccano of prefabricated structures that can be assembled, taken apart, altered, and extended...

Studio Muoto   Switzerland   The use of mirrored glass on the facades of the two buildings creates a unified image. The buildings are connected through the basement, a technical floor, and the garden – an enigmatic space covered with a thin layer of water to visually increase d

OMA - Office for Metropolitan Architecture, Reinier de Graaf   Exhibited at the Venice Biennale and at Matadero Madrid, the visual manifesto challenges conventional design of healthcare facilities, and reflects on the evolution of this typology and on the technical upgrades it will require in the future...

OMA - Office for Metropolitan Architecture   Qatar   A tract of land measuring 1.3 million square meters, between Qatar University and the new city of Lusail, is the site of Doha’s Al Dayaan project, an opportunity to rethink hospital architecture in a context of exponentially advancing medical innovat

not architects studio   Japan   The site is a corner of a small residential area in Tokyo. It is surrounded by two parks and a long path connecting them, creating an environment that is unique for walking. The project seeks reproducing in the house that pleasant urban itinerary thr

OGATAYOHEI   Japan   The house makes the most of the reduced area of the plot and distributes its spaces in mid-heights between two wings that are arranged around the ‘tsubo-niwa’ (meaning small garden in Japanese), which favors ventilation indoors.

Shota Nakanishi Architects, Ohno-japan   Japan   The site is located in a residential area in Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture, in the Hokuriku region, which has the most rainy days of any region in Japan. The project follows the traditional local architecture, aiming to create a house where people ca

Tomohiro Hata, Misato Takagi    Japan   The house, inspired by the townscape of overlapping roofs that blend into the mountain landscape, is blurred in several stacked volumes, pursuing an architecture of ‘small roofs’ to create terraces and different experiences of space.

Paredes Pedrosa Arquitectos   Spain   The complex features of the site – with a fragment of the medieval Marinid city –, the compactness of Ceuta, and the deep slope called for a proposal with a unifying character. The architecture is born from the place, offering one reading in spite of

After becoming one of the most prominent graffiti artists in Spain in the 1980s, SpY started exploring different forms of communication, giving shape to his distinctive style. His work involves the playful appropriation and transformation of urban el

More than half a century after the first space ventures, which left memorable images of the Moon and of our planet – ‘Earthrise’ from Apollo 8 or ‘Blue Marble’ from Apollo 17 still impress us today –, human space exploration takes a step further and

In the era of post-truth, and at a time when the documentary role of photography is being put into question, the work of Thomas Demand (Munich, 1964) moves within the liminal space between reality and fiction. With recent exhibitions at the Botín Cen

Suzuko Yamada Architects   Japan   The project is designed to be easily extended, refurbished, and altered. With blurred contours, the steel bars serve as a prelude to the complex forest of timber beams and columns that fills the interiors, where these elements are mixed with books an