Drift is a timber and steel pedestrian bridge that is inspired by driftwood
Designer: Volkan AlkanogluLocation: Fort Worth, TexasType: BridgeYear: 2021Photographs: Jennifer Boomer, Peter Molick
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Neri&Hu design teahouse in Fuzhou inspired by a traditional Jinshan Temple
Architect: Neri&Hu Design and Research OfficeLocation: Fuzhou, ChinaType: Cultural CenterYear: 2021Photographs: Chen Hao
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The Harbin Opera House is inspired by the city’s untamed wilderness
Architect: MAD ArchitectsLocation: Harbin, ChinaType: CulturalYear: 2015Photographs: Hufton+Crow, Adam Mørk
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The Seashore Chapel is inspired by an old boat drifting on the ocean waters
Architect: Vector ArchitectsLocation: Beidaihe New District, ChinaType: ChapelYear: 2015Photographs: Chen Hao, Shi Zheng, CreatAR Images, Peter Dix...
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The new Mukilteo Ferry terminal is inspired by local Coast Salish tribes
Seattle, Washington, USA – LMN Architects is pleased to celebrate the opening of the Mukilteo Multimodal Ferry Terminal in Mukilteo, Washington. Wi...
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Barclay & Crousse design a home inspired by the mountains of Peru
The sacred valley of Urubamba, distinguishes itself because of its numerous snow peaks, which were considered sacred by the Incas. One of them, the...
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Steven Chilton Architects complete theatre inspired by silk embroidery and tattoo culture
Located in the Huadu District of Guangzhou, China, the ‘Sunac Guangzhou Grand Theatre’ is a recently completed, 2000 seat purpose‐built theatre, de...
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Welcome to Åvontuura’s New Website!
Since founding Åvontuura in 2017, the goal has always been to empower architects, travelers, and city dwellers to discover and experience remarkabl...
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