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The two residential buildings are connected by a shared ground-floor entrance. © Karina Castro

Assisted living
Borna Park in the Canton of Aargau by Malte Kloes
Malte Kloes Architects are designing a residential and work complex that will enable people with disabilities to enjoy a structured daily routine while strengthening their connection to nature.

The Gate M Dream Centre in the evening. © Sanquian Visual Image Art

Industrial culture meets commercial ruin
Gate M West Bund Dream Centre in Shanghai by MVRDV
Located on the west bank of the Huangpu River, MVRDV has transformed the remains of an old cement factory and the ruins of a failed revitalisation project into the city's latest cultural and entertainment hub. The architectural firms Schmidt Hammer Lassen and Atelier Deshaus assisted them in this endeavour.

The eight-storey wooden structure towers almost twice as high as the neighbouring buildings nearby. © Arturo Arrieta

Experiment in hybrid timber construction
Boarding House in Mexico City by CRB Arquitectos
An eight-storey hybrid timber building on Avenida Álvaro Obregón is an eye-catching addition to Mexico City's townscape. Its regular facade gives an indication of the nearly 60 one-bedroom apartments inside, some of which are offered as holiday flats for overnight guests.

A wooden coffered ceiling connects the café and shop. © Marco Cappelletti

Abstract waffle pattern
Loacker Galaxy by MoDusArchitects
To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Loacker wafer, MoDusArchitects completely redesigned the flagship store in Heinfels, Austria.

Overall view of the new station building from the west. The old station building can be seen in the background on the left, with the Ciudad de la Cultura above it in the background. © Luis Diaz Diaz

Building bridges to nature
Santiago de Compostela Railway Station by Estudio...
The extension of the historic railway station in Santiago de Compostela builds bridges in two ways: it links different modes of transport and it connects the city centre with the southern suburbs surrounding the Ciudad de la Cultura.

The unusual roof construction of the boathouse is evident even from the outside. © O.C. Photography

The tree in the house
Boathouse in Scotland by Barboza Blanco Office
On the banks of the Firth of Tay, the Portuguese firm has renovated a dilapidated boathouse and transformed it into a retreat for the client. A single tree trunk supports both the roof and floor of the house.

Facade of The Third Space from Studio Saar, © Edmund Sumner

Cultural and Learning Center
Third Space in India by Studio Saar
One of Studio Saar’s latest project reimagines the third space as a dynamic cultural center rooted in Indian heritage.

This is a view of the women's mosque in the Al Mujadilah Centre educational complex in Doha: The Qibla wall, facing Mecca and clad in travertine, curves outwards at its highest point in the centre of the room to form a Mihrab prayer niche. © Iwan Baan

Building in hot climates
Women's Mosque in Doha by Diller Scofidio + Renfro
The Al Mujadilah Education Centre is home to the world's first mosque built exclusively for women. Its 20 x 35 metre hand-knotted prayer carpet can accommodate 750 Muslim women.

The two 125 m² residential buildings are located on the steep slope of the Badener Schlossberg. © Beat Bühler

Redensification beneath the castle ruins
Residential Buildings on Baden's Schlossberg Hill...
Menzi Bürgler Kuithan Architects have renovated a stately 1923 villa in Baden, near Zurich, and added two slender detached houses made of wood and hemp lime.

View of the Lina Bo Bardi Building and the Pietro Maria Bardi Building, © Leonardo Finotti

Brazilian architectural icon
Metro Arquitetos Expand Museu de Arte de São Paulo
57 years after the inauguration of Lina Bo Bardi's iconic Museo de Arte de São Paulo (MASP), the museum recently unveiled its latest extension, called Edifício Pietro Maria Bardi, designed by Metro Arquitetos.

Thanks to the diamond-shaped floor plan, most rooms have a south-facing view while remaining shielded from neighbouring properties. © José Hevia

Neutral in terms of use, but not anonymous
Casa GJ in Catalonia by Alventosa Morell
Located in Matadepera, Catalonia, Casa GJ is a prime example of flexible living space. Its diamond-shaped floor plan comprises nine equivalent living rooms and two bathrooms, with ample outdoor access.

The interior of the Plumbago restaurant features natural materials, an abundance of daylight and an array of green plants. © Ariadna Polo

Dining in an urban greenhouse
Plumbago in Mexico-City by OPA
The Mexican architecture firm OPA (Oficina de Práctica Arquitectónica) has completed a restaurant called Plumbago in Mexico City. Here, guests can enjoy dining and culture at the same time.

The existing extension was re-clad with red-glazed wood. © James Brittain

Restoration and extension
Wool Hall in Somerset by Tuckey Design Studio
Sensitive renovation in Somerset: as part of a refurbishment project, London-based Tuckey Design Studio has reinterpreted the listed Wool Hall. Where musicians such as The Smiths once recorded, historical heritage now blends with contemporary architecture and sustainable living comfort.

MAD's viewing platform, built above the roofs of the Fenix warehouse in Rotterdam's Rijnhaven, stands 24 m tall. © Hufton + Crow

Rollercoaster ride on the Maas
Fenix Museum in Rotterdam
Ma Yansong and his MAD architectural firm have crowned a 550 m long stainless steel viewing platform to the Fenix Museum in Rotterdam. However, Europe's first art museum dedicated to the theme of migration has much more to offer than just this spectacular gesture.

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Surrounded by the imposing mountain peaks of South Tyrol's Ahrntal Valley, the Eggemoa House sits at an altitude of 1,300 m. © Gustav Willeit

Living on an Alpine slope
Eggemoa House in South Tyrol by Daniel Ellecosta
A young family of mountain farmers has built their new home on a hillside in the idyllic mountain village of Mühlwald in South Tyrol. South Tyrolean architect Daniel Ellecosta was responsible for the design.

Three inclined structures with green roofs house the new company museum. The largely closed building envelope is clad with folded concrete elements. © Cyan & Orange Images

Monument to a chicken farmer
The Sunner Museum in China by Atelier Alter
In Fujian province, the Atelier Alter architectural practice has completed one of the most unusual privately financed cultural buildings in China: a company museum for a chicken farmer.

International master's students from the Catalan Institute for Advanced Architecture (IAAC) created their own house for the architecture school's six-axis milling robot. © Adrià Goula

Robot chapel
Housing for a Milling Robot near Barcelona
Students at the Catalan Institute for Advanced Architecture (IAAC) designed an almost sacred-looking shelter for a milling robot on their university campus near Barcelona.