In Berlin, Taka Tuka Land isn’t just a kindergarten—it’s an imaginative space built for wonder. With eco-conscious materials, bright forms, and whimsical architecture, it sets a new standard for playful learning environments.
Tetsuo Kondo’s A Path in the Forest invites visitors to walk through the treetops. This poetic installation reimagines architecture as a seamless extension of the natural world.
In Density, Andy Yeung captures Hong Kong’s packed high-rises from the sky—creating hauntingly symmetrical visuals that confront the realities of space, scale, and human life in hyper-dense cities.
Casa Kwantes redefines residential architecture in the Netherlands. With its sculptural curves, sunlit atrium, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow, this home is both futuristic and deeply rooted in minimalist living.
Urban spaces are more than gaps between buildings—they’re vital for well-being, culture, and connection. This article explores why cities need more green, inclusive, and accessible public places.
Nestled beside the crystal waters of Lake Wakatipu, this striking home embraces its natural surroundings with floor-to-ceiling glass, clean lines, and a seamless indoor-outdoor flow that celebrates New Zealand’s iconic landscape.
In the heart of Xi’an, the Maike Metals Center redefines what a commodity exchange can be. With its shimmering facade and sculptural form, this building reflects the intersection of finance, design, and Chinese heritage.