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Mixed-use refers to developments that combine multiple functions—such as residential, commercial, office, and recreational spaces—within a single building or site. These projects aim to create vibrant, walkable communities where people can live, work, and socialize in close proximity, reducing commuting needs and fostering sustainable urban environments. Mixed-use can be designed vertically, with stacked uses, or horizontally, integrating functions across a larger area.
In the heart of Liefering, an area once known for its rustic allure, the MB110 | Bierbrunnen project emerges as a transformative force, redefining the region’s urban landscape. This initiative,…
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At the confluence of tradition and modernity, nestled in Qingshan Village in Hangzhou, is the Terraced Courtyard by TEAM_BLDG. Originally a long-abandoned Longwu Spring Water Plant, the transformed building is…
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In 2023, the renowned Dutch architecture firm, MVRDV, completed the construction of “The Canyon,” firmly embedded in the pulsating heart of San Francisco’s evolving Mission Rock neighborhood. This distinctive 23-story…
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Completed in 2020 by CPDA Arquitectos, Casa Jardin Escandón, situated at 19 Agricultura St. in the eclectic Escandón neighborhood of Mexico City, stands as a compelling mixed-use housing complex, emblematic…
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Situated at the main entrance to the bustling city of Vancouver, the Vancouver House stands as a testament to sustainable urban development and innovative design. Its unique location on a…
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Zaha Hadid, renowned for her innovative and futuristic designs, completed the Wangjing SOHO Towers project in 2015, located in China. This project features a trio of curved towers masterfully designed…
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Over fifty years after completion, the John Hancock Center, designed by American architecture firm Skidmore Owings & Merrill, has established itself as one of the world’s most recognized skyscrapers and…
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In 2020 Dutch Architecture firm Dividual completed their proposal “Working Gardens,” a speculative project that proposes transforming partially vacant office areas in the Randstad metropolitan area into a network of multifunctional…
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In 1988, architect Hans Kollhoff presented his innovative proposal, “The Compact City of Atlanpole,” for the “Technopole” competition. Envisioned as an urban nexus housing research and educational facilities for high-tech…
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Sou Fujimoto Architects, in collaboration with Manal Rachdi of OXO Architects, emerged as winners of the prestigious “Reinventing Paris” competition with their innovative “Milles Arbres” (Thousand Trees) proposal for the…
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