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In February, our readers were particularly enthusiastic about the following three contributions.

In the Flemish city of Ghent, the architects Vermeiren - De Coster have shown how to introduce maximum space and natural light to the limited volume of an old house.

We show you three extraordinary buildings whose construction and appearance are shaped by the material polycarbonate.

The linear combed plastering of the Kunsthaus Göttingen resembles stacked paper, thus providing a first hint at the works shown within.

In response to a client’s wish to live in close contact with the garden, an unconventional row house has been built by Martin Neruda Architektura in Lanškroun.

The rendered facades of the new-build by Barrault Pressacco conceal timber frame walls incorporating an unusual insulation material.

Despite its size, Lycée Martin Malvy in Cazères near Toulouse fits in seamlessly with its small-town surroundings.

At Lake Zurich, Illiz Architekten has built an indoor swimming pool on a buried troops lodging. The light-flooded hall is topped by a concrete coffered ceiling.

The pharma group has re-invented the principle of the office landscape at ”Fritz”, its new building in Grenzach-Wyhlen.

In Umeå, the new science centre by White Arkitekter will arouse children’s curiosity about science and technology.

On Iran’s island of Hormuz, ZAV Architects have realized the Majara Residence project - a hotel complex. The domes have an interesting construction based on the Superadobe method.

Two hundred apartments with views into the distance now fill a building where Dutch tax officials once worked.

Subsidized apartments, joint ownership and condos − with the first co-financed by the last − have created a successful social mix in the district of Hackney.

In Mantes-la-Jolie, a city near Paris, Dietmar Feichtinger Architectes have complemented the Pont Neuf with a new pedestrian and cyclist bridge that features true leisure value.

Designed by :mlzd and Sollberger Bögli Architekten, this concrete bowl with distinctive corners forms part of the Centre Sportif de la Tuilière in north Lausanne.

With his reflective tower of stainless steel, Frank Gehry has set the crowning glory onto the new arts and culture centre in Arles, a city in southern France.

For the Küng construction company, Seiler Linhart Architekten have designed an office building based on the firm’s own solid-wood building technique.