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In architecture, raw materials refer to natural or minimally processed materials used in construction, such as stone, wood, clay, and metal. These materials retain their inherent textures and characteristics, often emphasizing authenticity, sustainability, and environmental connection. Architects use raw materials to enhance structural integrity, create sensory-rich spaces, and express a design’s relationship to its context.
House X challenges conventional notions of contextual integration by asserting its presence in the rugged landscape of the Serranía de Cuenca. Rather than aiming for a delicate, reversible footprint, it…
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Sigurd Lewerentz, a key figure in Scandinavian modernism, was known for his ability to combine simplicity with thoughtful architectural expression. Recognized for his focus on material honesty and craftsmanship, Lewerentz’s…
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Unveiling a masterstroke in architecture and a testament to collaborative artistic vision, the Casa Wabi Foundation has opened a new exhibition space at Sabino 336, Mexico City. This space, the…
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