Liesje Reyskens is a young Belgian art photographer. She prefers working with young cute models, portrayed as dolls in a colourful, pink and barbie-like world. The Flemish rural development is characterized…
Aedas’ Shenzhen team has won a competition to design the Hengqin Science City Phase II Plot 2. Situated in the High-tech Industrial Zone in Hengqin Science City, the site is…
The Grandpa’s Cool House is a retirement home for the baby boomers. In Korean modern history, baby boomers (From year 1953 ~ 1962) are the generations who experienced the situation…
Liminal was commissioned by Tasmanian tourism operator, RACT Destinations, to deliver nine pavilions to expand its Freycinet Lodge accommodation offerings on the East Coast of Tasmania. The Coastal Pavilions provide…
https://www.re-thinkingthefuture.com/architecture/housing/fort-hill-houses-by-merge-architects/?preview_id=25773&preview_nonce=17a24114dd&preview=true&_thumbnail_id=25774#a388107d01d2e6d4e7a60ddf817dce8bb04a5182#25775This project includes 7 townhouse condo units in the Fort Hill area of Roxbury, Boston. This project was designed as an E+ development – an architecture that will generate more…
The living areas of this compact Buenos Aires house are flanked by full-height glass doors that flood the interior with daylight to make the spaces feel much larger than they are. Architects: Teresa…
This project is framed within a wider masterplan for the Fort V site, aiming to strengthen the current function of public park. The ‘bioclass’ is known to locals, but needs…
This residential building that is for a family of 4, locates in Munakata-city, Fukuoka. While the area around the site used to be a tranquil country side, it was gradually…
Slow Cabins helps city dwellers recharging their batteries while staying in a stand-alone self-sufficient ‘silence hut’ to disconnect and rediscover the simplicity of unspoiled nature nearby ‘home’ (less than two…
There are a lot of houses out there that can make your jaw drop, but this one… well, let’s just say nothing comes quite close to beating a home with…
Perched on the eastern spur of Linden in the lower Blue Mountains, sat a project home partially completed in 2003. The new owners, a young couple, decided after suffering through several cold…
Estonians have historically been “forest dwellers”. Their experience in building from wood goes back to the 3rd millennium BCE when the first timber structure was built – the koda (chamber). Through traditions and…