Month: January 2026

147 Work Station was conceived as a multi-purpose architectural space that redefines how a showroom can operate within an urban context. Originally commissioned as a display venue for the client’s residential developments, the project evolved into a flexible platform accommodating exhibitions, pop-up retail, events, and public gatherings. The key inspiration emerged from an unexpected constraint: the client’s request to rotate the main entrance by 37.5 degrees to align with Feng Shui principles. Rather than treating this requirement as a limitation, the design embraced it and transformed this orientation into a spatial experience that unfolds through movement, light, and landscape.

the concept takes shape through the image of a caterpillar feeding calmly within its habitat, protected by foliage and form.

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American studio CLB Architects has completed a holiday house near a ski resort that features a mix of earthy and industrial materials and focuses on “essentials rather than excess”. The Caju House was built for a young family from Miami, who set out to create a “serene retreat” at the base of the Jackson Hole

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Sculptural PLOTTER Flagship emerges in Tokyo   Designed by MET Team Architects, the Tokyo Flagship Shop for Japanese stationery brand PLOTTER occupies a narrow urban site, where the store’s sculpted facade emerges as two interlocking volumes. The brand is known for its minimalist leather binders that reinterpret the traditional notebook, and this dual-volume composition, one […]

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Bathrooms that fall between 150 and 190 square feet offer a number of advantages. Spacious floor plans that accommodate double vanities, large soaking tubs and separate shower areas are an appealing feature of this common bathroom size. For ideas on h…

Architecture studio Bindloss Dawes has transformed a disused agricultural building into a light-filled, low-carbon house in rural Dorset, UK. The Tractor Shed was designed and developed by Bindloss Dawes director George Dawes to demonstrate the possibilities of rural adaptive reuse projects. “The Tractor Shed distils many of our studio’s wider ambitions: to make buildings that

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a series of frames forms a single, large box, avoiding expressive formal gestures in favor of flexibility and longevity.

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spatial organization is informed by performance, memory, and communal listening.

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