03 / 29
2022
Interdisciplinary Architecture Completes Studio for LinkedIn in Empire State Building
Interdisciplinary Architecture has just completed a flagship video production facility for LinkedIn in the company's New York City headquarters...
03 / 17
2022
ESET Campus by Bjarke Ingels Group
The new 55,000 m2 ESET Campus – a tech neighborhood designed by BIG, Inflow, Pantograph, BuroHappold, and ARUP – will create a strong electricity- powered cybersecurity, AI and innovation ecosystem in the heart of Europe...
03 / 17
2022
The Sloping Balance Space - proper Concept Store by Fon Studio
The strategy is using a sloping block to lead the space, then developing the plan and details of each part...
03 / 15
2022
UNStudio completes the new HQ for the creators of K-Pop
UNStudio unveils its recently completed design for the Headquarters of YG Entertainment in Seoul, where K-pop fans have a chance to catch a glimpse of their latest idols...
02 / 28
2022
TIC Art Center by DOMANI Architectural Concepts
Covering a plot area of 2 million square meters and with a gross floor area of 5 million square meters, the maker town complex, TIC, has not only secured a leading position for Times China...
02 / 23
2022
House F by Masahiko Fujimori architect office
This project started with a couple who wanted to rebuild their old residence, which they had lived over 70 years...
02 / 21
2022
Bao'An Performing Arts Centre by Rocco Design Architects
Rocco Design Architects Associates have just completed the Performing Arts Centre, part of the Bao'An Cultural District they also realized...
02 / 12
2022
Casa Erre by ZDA | Zupelli Design Architettura
Essential, minimalist, harmonious: the Casa Erre intervention concerned the interior part, from the subdivision of the spaces to the chromatic choices of the finishes...
02 / 10
2022
Butternut by Maurice Martel architecte
Built with prefabricated walls, as part of a model house project, Butternut is a single-storey house that explores living as a game of volumes that balances openness and intimacy...
