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DETAIL Climate Forum

The Detail Climate Forum 2026 focuses on building with existing structures and building with sustainability, with the aim of initiating and further developing industry-specific discourse on these topics.

DETAIL Digital Congress

Digitalisation is transforming the construction world – from planning and implementation to operation. What opportunities are we already seizing of today? Where are we lacking the courage to experiment?

Strengthening the community

DeRoche Projects' Backyard Community Club in Accra is a pioneer in the use of prefabricated rammed earth systems for construction. It is also helping to develop a tennis culture beyond the elite.

Hidden conversion

The architectural firm MADE V. Arquitectos has transformed a former pigsty into a contemporary detached house in the Spanish town of Sasamón. By inserting a wooden box inside, the traces of the conversion remain almost invisible from the outside. 

Intelligent lighting control

In the Origo office building, Fagerhult's Organic Response system controls each luminaire individually and wirelessly. This technology precisely adjusts the lighting according to presence and daylight, supporting flexible, data-based building operation.

Creating regional identity

The Frankfurt Rhine-Main metropolitan region is World Design Capital 2026. Under the motto “Design for Democracy. Atmospheres for a better life,” numerous events will take place in the region. The grand opening will kick off at Centralstation in Darmstadt on January 16. 

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DETAIL Readers' Favourites 2025

At the end of the year, we present the highlights chosen by our readers: two detached houses in Switzerland and a holiday home in De Hoge Veluwe National Park in the Netherlands

Art instead of coal

The architectural firm Nomos has transformed a former coal-fired power plant into an exhibition space for art. A polycarbonate facade allows filtered daylight to enter the interior.

A house full of stories

In London's Crystal Palace, Will Burges has built a house for himself and his family of four that stores knowledge and memories within its compact structure.