Álvaro Siza and Carlos Castanheira complete concrete art pavilion and chapel in South Korea
Architect: Álvaro Siza, Carlos CastanheiraLocation: Gyeongsangbuk-do, South KoreaType: CulturalYear: 2021Photographs: Fernando Guerra | FG+SG, Jong...
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Atelier Deshaus repurpose an old concrete wharf into a contemporary passageway
Architect: Atelier DeshausLocation: Shanghai, ChinaType: PassageYear: 2018Photographs: Chen Hao, Tian Fangfang
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SUPPOSE Design Office creates a floating concrete restroom in Tokyo
Architect: SUPPOSE DESIGN OFFICELocation: Tokyo, JapanType: Public RestroomYear: 2021Photographs: Kenta Hasegawa
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This concrete and glass house in Portugal connects to the surrounding cork oak trees
Celorico de Basto, Portugal - The objective of the project was the construction of a single family house on a plot of extraordinary morphological c...
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Charged Voids create in-situ concrete house in Chandigarh
Chandigarh, India - To design a house for a multi generation family of 6 members. The family comprised of a couple in their late forties, their par...
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SUMMARY design prefabricated concrete villas in rural Portugal
Vale de Cambra, Portugal - After the release of a prototype and the exhibition in La Biennale di Venezia, SUMMARY studio unveils the newest project...
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This coffee plant in Tbilisi features a rippled concrete facade
The project is a Coffee production plant, office with a small cafe, and coffee exhibit spaces ‐ all under one giant undulating green roof and monol...
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Splyce Design complete renovation and addition to shoreline house perched on rocky BC coastline
Architect: Splyce DesignLocation: Victoria, British Columbia, CanadaType: Getaway HouseYear: 2025Photographs: Ema Peter
DINELLJOHANSSON creates energy-positive apartments in Stockholm
Architect: DINELLJOHANSSONLocation: Stockholm, SwedenType: HousingYear: 2025Photographs: Mikael Olsson