Necessity as Invention: Ireland's Laboratory of Renovation
The landscape and scattered settlements of Ireland carry a reputation for wildness. Rugged cliffs meet the Atlantic, green fields roll across the interior, and rain and wind change the scene by the...
View ArticleMother of Pearl Experience Museum Adorf-Vogtland / Schulz und Schulz
Adorf faces the typical challenges of rural regions: an ageing and declining population, a loss of attractiveness as a place to live and work, and the resulting difficult economic situation. The town...
View ArticleThe Ergonomic Office Chair in the Age of AI
The office chair has evolved alongside changing workplaces over time. In each office era, the chair has reflected the way people work. Early office seating was built for clerical work: fixed wooden...
View ArticleLatin America in Focus: This Month in Architecture, Inhabitation, Memory, and...
Architecture across Latin America this month reflects an ongoing conversation around inhabitation, cultural heritage, and the ways architecture can connect contemporary life with existing places and...
View ArticleJUUL. Transformation of the Julianakerk / HA-HA Design & Development
Nine years after the devastating fire at the Julianakerk, the JUUL residential project has been completed in Rotterdam. HA-HA Design & Development transformed the remains of the church into four...
View ArticleThe Luxembourg Pavilion Examines Overconsumption of Living Space Through...
A jury of arts and architecture professionals recently announced the selected curatorial proposal for the Luxembourg Pavilion at the Biennale Architettura 2027. The exhibition will be curated by...
View ArticleHow Buildner's Iceland Slow Sauna Competition Winners Respond to a Volcanic...
Buildner has announced the results of the Iceland Slow Sauna architecture competition, developed in partnership with Slow Travel Mývatn. Set beside Þúfa – Private Homestay in the volcanic landscape of...
View ArticleFreedom and Architecture: Anneke Abhelakh on "The Albanian Files"
For the past twenty years, Albania has been one of the most active construction territories in Europe. Dozens of international architects have been working there on projects that promise to alter the...
View ArticlePATH House / Hendre Bloem Interior Design
Located on the outskirts of Prince Albert in South Africa's Karoo, PATH is a one-bedroom retreat that explores the relationship between architecture, landscape, materiality, and scale. Arranged over...
View ArticleLiù Lín Residence / Choo Gim Wah Architect
The Liù Lín Residence takes its name primarily from the six parcels of densely forested land that envelop the residence, as Liù Lín (六林) in Mandarin signifies "six forests." Located in the lush...
View ArticlePANE MixC Shenyang Flagship Store / say architects
PANE folds the rationality of ancient Greece and the spirit of the East into a pair of everyday shoes, shaping enduring pieces that bridge the classical and the contemporary. So when it arrives farther...
View ArticleRio house / bracamonteyerba
The project is sited on an irregularly shaped plot, where a pre-existing swimming pool became the only remaining trace preserved after the demolition of a former dwelling.
View ArticleHouse JF / AAA_Azevedo Agência de Arquitetura
The JF house is organized around a central courtyard, which contains the elements for lingering and leisure (such as a swimming pool and flat lawn) and is surrounded by three volumes that open onto it,...
View ArticleFuente de Piedra #45 / Feliu Vega Kennedy Arquitectura
We are betting on the recycling of housing infrastructure with high urban value, which the real estate market often overlooks—either failing to recognize its potential or deliberately choosing to...
View ArticleEl Muro Pavilion / ARQLIQ arquitetura + Entremeios Arquitetura + Márcio...
El Muro is the winning pavilion of the 28th edition of the Arquine competition for the MEXTRÓPOLI 2026 Festival in Mexico City. The proposal stems from a simple gesture: a line that cuts across the...
View ArticleGarner Residence / Davey McEathron Architecture
Eclectic 1970s-inspired home designed by Davey McEathron Architecture with interiors + construction by Cary Paul Studios. This home in the heart of South Austin blends mid-century modern charm with 70s...
View ArticleThe Temple / Skúli Mogensen
As an outdoor sculpture, the Temple measures roughly 18 meters long and 14 meters wide. Built from exposed architectural concrete, it is open to the elements.
View ArticleBuilding on Volcanic Ground: Architecture's Response to Volcanic Landscapes
Volcanic landscapes make geological change unusually visible. Lava hardens into new ground, and plants slowly take hold across it. Ash can remain in the landscape for years. Around active volcanoes,...
View ArticleNext Practices Live in Mexico
ArchDaily invites you to the launch of the 6th edition of its Next Practices Awards. Taking place during Design Week Mexico, the event will explore how emerging practices are expanding architecture's...
View ArticleThe House of Continum / Squelette Design
An Autopoietic Intervention in Minimal Brutalism – The House of Continuum reimagines the spatial syntax of co-living with nature, transcending the traditional paradigm of a residential retreat....
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