As living spaces continue to shrink, people are looking for ways to make their homes more flexible and useful. Multi-use spaces are becoming a key solution. These are areas that...
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At 57/57bis rue Spontini in Paris’s 16th arrondissement, SO/AP Architects have designed a mixed-use building that reconsiders the structural and urban role of stone within a contemporary infill context. Combining...
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Rural Residential Estate Pixendorf is a 308-unit housing development that extends the existing village core of Pixendorf into a dense yet permeable residential framework. Conceived as a contemporary reinterpretation of...
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Architecture lives in its details. While plans and elevations give a building its structure, the smaller elements, texture, joinery, material, and finish, determine how it feels. These are the moments...
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Kolumba in Cologne sets a new perimeter volume around the ruins of St. Kolumba and the post-war Madonna in the Ruins chapel, binding fragment and city into a single urban...
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A low, monolithic extension at Helvetiaplatz reorganizes the Bernisches Historisches Museum’s public interface while preserving the historic building’s silhouette. The addition concentrates the program near grade, features semi-subterranean galleries, establishes...
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Rising 850 feet above Manhattan’s East Side waterfront, Sutton Tower introduces a slender limestone-clad profile into the historically low-rise enclave of Sutton Place. Designed by Thomas Juul-Hansen and completed in...
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Eero Saarinen’s MIT Chapel in Cambridge is a compact, cylindrical sanctuary set within a shallow moat and paired compositionally with the adjacent Kresge Auditorium. Completed in 1955, the project organizes...
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Upgrading your outdoor areas reshapes how a home is used day to day and how it is perceived from the street. Well-planned paving can extend living space, improve circulation, and...
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Pet owners often struggle to maintain a clean, safe, and comfortable outdoor space for their energetic companions. The running and play of an active dog can churn a natural lawn...
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