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Yellow Submarine Coffee Tank is a project designed by Secondfloor Architects located in Pak Chong, one of Thailand’s most visited weekend destinations. This blossoming vacation town is occupied mainly by two types of architecture; the ones predominated with large openings and access to hillside view, and those with the replicated aesthetics of Western architecture.
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Studio MOA is a temporary branch office designed by Atelier GOM and completed in 2015, which is mainly responsible for events like design exhibition, salon or performing arts.
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The Royal Collections Museum in Madrid by Mansilla & Tuñón was built taking into account the classic structure of the Royal Palace and the modern concept of a descending museum. The Art Museum is expected to be open in 2020 and will be located in a new building in the gardens of the Campo del Moro park next to the Almudena Cathedral and the Royal…
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The Piazza Castello project, designed by Onsitestudio proposes a redimension of an important open space in the city of Milan, reasoning on an urban scale attempting to address the spaces that structure the city.
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The Chetian Cultural Center designed by West-line-studio derives from the historical masonry traditions of Chetian Village. The design was built according to the local traditional methods, using the so-called “blue stone” coming from the village’s pit.
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The Parish Church in Pueblo Serena designed by Moneo Brock derives from traditional church plans. The design presents recognizable architectural features taken from early Christian temple prototypes.
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The project is a pavilion for the Chicago Architecture Biennial, installed permanently as a public amenity and vendor kiosk in Grant Park, facing Lake Michigan.
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Blossom Pavilion is a cooperative spatial device designed by Atelier Deshaus with artist Zhan Wang, which is also one of the spatial art pieces project of Shanghai Urban Space Art Season 2015 1+1 (artist + architect).
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In the project “A church without God” by Mexican Architect Israel López Balan Opposing qualities are explored through visualizations of desolation and progress, death and continuation, noise and silence, nature and culture. The word ‘precept’ has been used here as a key element to suggest processes experienced by people in time, as well as to question the meaning of existence…
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The therme Suiteroom project designed by Kengo Kuma in 2015 is a penthouse restoration on top of the Vals Therme Hotel in Switzerland using local materials.
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