Architecture

Lawson Fenning’s Bosque seating range directly references Japan’s 1960s Metabolism design movement, seeking “furniture as built form.” This interest in

Rana Begum and engineering studio Webb Yates reframe industrial powder-coated mesh at the London Festival of Architecture. This collection of

Kister Architects’ transformation of The Corner Shop in Melbourne features a lush internal courtyard entrance designed to bring greenery to

Herzog & de Meuron’s Mailand-Strasse headquarters in Basel is described as a “repository of materials.” This descriptor, applied to a

Antolini’s Precioustone collection, with its slabs clustered with cut semi-precious stones, prioritizes superficial dazzle over fundamental material intelligence. This pursuit

The Anthill by Kaushal Tatiya Architects, with its cavernous earth-chamber form, exemplifies an architectural return to primary environmental negotiation. This

Breathe Lodge Residence by Jérôme Lapierre Architecte features an irregular footprint, creating a deliberate architectural promenade that guides occupants through

The Antao 3D material, a collaboration by KaschKasch and Villeroy & Boch, is described as “technically precise and materially imperfect.”

Đạo Mẫu Temple and Museum in Vietnam, winner of the Brick Award 2026, utilized over six million reclaimed clay tiles

The inherent tectonic logic of weathered steel is becoming a covert driver of vernacular resurgence. A subterranean current is reshaping