In a city where space is scarce, capsule hotels offer shelter and solitude. Through candid photography, this series explores the lives of residents navigating minimalism, transience, and the search for home in Tokyo.
Explore how photographers showcase the seamless integration of old and new architecture, highlighting the aesthetic balance in modern urban environments.
‘Reading Between the Lines’ by Gijs Van Vaerenbergh is a 10-meter-high see-through church in Borgloon, Belgium, constructed from 100 stacked steel layers, offering a unique visual experience. 
The Leaf House in Melbourne showcases a striking corten steel and glass extension that blurs indoor-outdoor boundaries, topped with a functional rooftop vegetable garden.
Designed to spark collaboration and creativity, Wieden+Kennedy’s Shanghai office is a masterclass in adaptive space. Exposed concrete, movable walls, and artistic accents create a vibrant yet grounded work environment.
Flower Cage House by Anonym Studio transforms a 10-year-old Bangkok home into a light-filled residence, showcasing a steel grid facade adorned with 102 olive trees. 
“Paris Re-Tale” by Sebastian Erras showcases the city’s unique storefronts and the stories of their owners, highlighting the rich tapestry of Parisian local businesses.
In Greenpoint, Brooklyn, Greg Suits (aka Suitswon) repurposes an abandoned building’s facade into a striking skull mural, blending urban decay with creative street art. 
Photographer Laurent Kronental’s series “Souvenir d’un Futur” documents the lives of elderly residents in Paris’s grand ensembles—monumental, aging housing projects that once symbolized a utopian future.
Benny Lam’s “Trapped” photo series captures the stark reality of life in Hong Kong’s micro-flats, revealing the cramped and often inhumane conditions faced by low-income residents. Through his lens, Lam brings attention to the city’s severe housing shortage and the human stories within these confined spaces. 
Skid Robot transforms Skid Row’s streets by spray-painting the dreams of homeless individuals, offering a poignant glimpse into their hopes and aspirations. 
Morgan’s Inspiration Island in San Antonio, Texas, stands as a groundbreaking water park tailored for individuals with disabilities. Every aspect, from pools and splash zones to boat rides, is designed for accessibility, including waterproof wheelchairs and temperature-controlled water areas. Founded by Gordon Hartman in honor of his daughter Morgan, the park offers a welcoming environment where guests of all abilities can enjoy aquatic fun together.