In 2004, SHoP Architects embarked on a transformative journey to revitalize the long-neglected East River waterfront in Lower Manhattan, New York. Through a series of interconnected projects, the aim was to reclaim and reinvigorate this historic stretch, spanning from the Financial District to the Lower East Side, including the iconic South Street Seaport area. The […]
Designed by Carreño Sartori Arquitectos, the Rampa Cuauhtemoc project in Vitacura, Chile, represents a significant endeavor to address universal accessibility within a public park system. Completed in 2022, this project sought to enhance accessibility while preserving the scenic beauty of the surrounding landscape. Context and Design Inspiration Situated within a public park, the project site […]
Situated within the Grand Egyptian Museum in Kafr Nassar, Egypt, the Nakhla Brand Store stands as a testament to the country’s rich heritage and contemporary design sensibilities. Designed by Yasmina Makram, this retail pavilion celebrates the legacy of Nakhla, a renowned family-owned jeweler, through a harmonious fusion of tradition and innovation. Collaborative Vision Selected among […]
The Museum of No Spectators, a collaborative project initiated by architect John Marx and artist Absinthia Vermut, challenges the conventional museum experience. Situated in Black Rock City, United States, this temporary installation invites visitors to actively engage in its annual exhibition, fostering a culture of participation and creativity. Founding Principles Established in 2019, the Museum […]
The Mobile Pavilion stands as a testament to architectural innovation and community engagement, offering a versatile solution to revitalize urban spaces. Collaboratively designed by Sets Studio and Prototype, this pavilion travels across diverse regional cities, seamlessly integrating with each unique context while remaining transportable. Architectural Concept At the core of the Mobile Pavilion is a […]
The Lizhuang Museum of Cultural Preservation, situated in Yibin, Sichuan Province, China, stands as a testament to the rich history and cultural heritage of the region. Designed by TJAD Original Design Studio, the museum pays homage to the town’s significant role during the Anti-Japanese War while seamlessly integrating modern architectural elements. Context and Inspiration Located […]
The Kunshuis House and Gallery, designed by Strukt Architects, stands as a testament to the intersection of art and living space. Situated in Riebeek Kasteel, South Africa, this residence serves as both a home and a showcase for the owners’ extensive collection of South African art. Client’s Vision The clients, passionate art enthusiasts, sought to […]
The Bojagi Lounge Pavilion, designed by Izaskun Chinchilla Architects, stands as an open-air pavilion reflecting on the integration of circular economy principles with traditional Korean culture. Situated within the ‘ZONE 7; Your Imaginary Space’ exhibition by the Anyang Public Art Project (APAP), the pavilion celebrates nature and biodiversity while engaging with the local community. Context […]
Situated in Wuhan, China, the Dive In Summer Pavilion is a temporary installation designed by UAO Design. Located near the Yangtze River and Hankou Beach, the pavilion serves as a nodal point between low and high urban landscapes, reflecting a transition from nature to urbanization. Design Concept The pavilion’s design embodies the concept of lightness, […]
Nestled atop a limestone ridge in the picturesque Hefer valley of Israel, Beit Harishonim house stands as a testament to the region’s rich cultural heritage. After years of neglect, this historic house has undergone a remarkable transformation, emerging as a vibrant cultural and art center. Central to this revitalization effort is the creation of the […]
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