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In Sebeșu de Sus, Romania, within the Făgăraș Mountains, a temporary architectural installation was constructed in 2024 for the Făgăraș Fest. Titled “It’s oh so quiet”, the project by atelier…
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In the heart of Orange, California, a structure once dedicated to the packing and shipping of citrus has been carefully transformed into a center for movement, expression, and learning. The…
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In the shadow of the 14th-century Taschentorturm, one of Ingolstadt’s few remaining medieval gates, BÜRO MÜHLBAUER has undertaken a quiet yet profound transformation of a derelict city farm. Once a…
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Maison Louis Carré, completed in 1959, is the sole architectural work in France by Finnish architect Alvar Aalto. Commissioned by the influential French art dealer Louis Carré, the residence is…
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In Treviso, Italy, Ca’ delle Alzaie by Stefano Boeri Architetti proposes a nuanced model for urban residential living that interrogates the boundaries between architecture, landscape, and public infrastructure. Built between…
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At ArchEyes, we understand that great design is rooted in a deep understanding of form and function. While our previous article, The 20 Best Architecture Books Every Architect Must Read,…
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As ecological crises deepen and cities face mounting pressure to mitigate their environmental impact, architecture is increasingly being called to act as a regenerative agent. Few typologies exemplify this shift…
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In a city where architectural interventions often contend with dense regulations and challenging topography, the ELEVATED BRUTALISM residence by Arroyo Solís Agraz emerges as a disciplined yet expressive response to…
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In Milan’s Porta Nuova district, two verdant towers rise above the skyline—not as symbols of sustainability, but as living systems of architectural and ecological integration. Stefano Boeri Architetti designed the…
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A bold reimagining of one of Spain’s most important cultural institutions, the new access project for the Reina Sofía Museum by COLL-BARREU ARQUITECTOS enhances public interaction, connectivity, and urban integration….
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Las Americas offers a compelling counterproposal in León, Mexico—a city long shaped by horizontal expansion and unchecked suburban sprawl. Designed by SOLID OBJECTIVES IDENBURG LIU (SO–IL) in collaboration with Imuvi…
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Amidst the densely woven urban landscape of northern Seoul, where traditional hanok architecture and cultural heritage define the city’s texture, SO–IL’s Kukje Gallery intervenes with a design that neither retreats…
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In a city where density often dictates form, Amant, designed by SO – IL, offers an alternative architectural proposition that privileges fragmentation over monumentality and permeability over enclosure. Located in…
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Amid the lush tropical landscape of Quintana Roo, just inland from the celebrated beaches of Tulum, Selvadentro introduces an alternative approach to development: one that seeks not to impose upon…
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