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Outstanding architecture can change our everyday lives and open up new perspectives. We have selected three projects in Asia by David Chipperfield, which stand out from their surrounding.

Since 2016, a model settlement in timber-frame construction has been under construction on the site of a former barracks in Munich. The building project was realized by Rapp Architekten together with Müller­blaustein Holzbauwerke.

Hoskins Architects has both refurbished Aberdeen Art Gallery and provided it a rooftop extension in a ten-year planning and building process.

The Retentions-Gründach from Zinco system stores up to 60 l of rainwater per m2 of roof surface and allows it to gradually drain off.

Formwork specialist Peri is also opting for digitisation, BIM and mobile apps.

The Frilo BIM Connector supports the IFC and SAF formats and graphically displays relevant information such as 3D geometry models and additional property data for structural engineers.

The component parts of the pavilion come in the form of a construction kit for self-assembly. Those undertaking the venture have the reward of an extra room – in their garden.

Eva Schad, managing director and partner at David Chipperfield Architects Berlin, shares her experiences in working at home and her preliminary assessment of future projects.

The architect Jan Šépka has put a dilapidated house in Prague through radical treatment.

Eva Boss, Head of Design and shareholder at the Düsseldorf-based bkp GmbH architecture studio, in an interview about positive experiences in her digital work routine.

Virtual 360 degree tour of Taliesin West.

The Crogiolo D_Segni Blend collection by Marazzi in porcelain stoneware interprets the aura of historical, handmade cement tiles.

The new version of the CLArin S15 drainage channel from Aschl has a 15-mm-wide visible border profile made of stainless steel.

Gyaw Gyaw is a small non-governmental organization that utilizes traditional and sustainable architecture to empower local ethnic minority communities.

Everything will be all right? How the internationally active architecture office AllesWirdGut is handling the coronavirus crisis.

Rem Koolhaas and his think tank, AMO, have staged this exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum as a curious spectacle in the form of a larger-than-life collage.

Wolfgang Zeh tells of his experiences in planning a city home to fit into a building space just 3 m wide in Cologne-Ehrenfeld.

Other countries have also been affected by the coronavirus. Britain’s Architects’ Journal has now published a survey of the nation’s architects.