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Zoning with colour

As part of a conversion project, the Lucas y Hernández-Gil architecture studio have redesigned a former office space in Madrid’s Salamanca district as an apartment for a family of four.

Two treehouses in a high-rise

In New York, No Architecture have connected two apartments and transformed them into a 326-m2 sequence of spaces that playfully stages the views from the building.

A shop like a slice of cake

For the design of Pâtisserie Ludwig in Karlsruhe, NoBLå have designed colourful spaces that not only offer a fitting frame for the products on sale, but will also entice customers to enter.

Interview with Sarah Wigglesworth

British architect Sarah Wigglesworth drew international attention with her Straw Bale House in London. In this interview with Heide Wessely, she describes how to design cities more sustainably.

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Living in community

This community-focused, cost-optimized residential block of 37 flats is Australia’s most sustainable apartment building.

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A flexible event venue

Subsequent use considered: This multifunctional sports complex that was home to the 2023 Asian Games will be available for use as a venue for events of all kinds.

Building without a schedule

On the grounds of the Freilandmuseum [Engl.: open-air museum] in the Upper Palatine town of Nabburg-Neusath, Max Otto Zitzelsberger and his team from the University of Kaiserslautern-Landau have created a wooden structure conceived as a “learning and teaching house”.

New publication

„Naturbaustoffe S, M, L – Natural Building Materials S, M, L“ shows 30 pioneering buildings of climate-friendly architecture - constructed from natural materials and in the sizes "small" to "large".

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Expansion and upgrade

In Coudoux, Atelier Régis Roudil have upgraded the pre-existing home of a tennis club and expanded it with a new multifunctional hall. The wooden construction enables the greatest possible degree of openness and flexibility.