by STIRworld Nov 12, 2022
The black exterior of the MEV Cabin nestled deep in the Laurentian Forest in Canada contrasts cinematically with its kaleidoscopic insides that pay homage to the colourful ethos of Memphis.
by Zohra Khan Sep 19, 2022
A lush garden atrium nestles the medical core of the Albert Einstein Education and Research Center in Brazil, creating channels of surreal invitation and discovery.
by Jincy Iype Sep 13, 2022
Conceived by 5468796 Architecture and Kasian Architecture, Interior Design and Planning, the elliptical parking facility in Calgary, Canada, boasts a flexible, “future-proof” design.
by Jincy Iype Jul 12, 2022
gh3* discusses the stainless-steel covered Kathleen Andrews Transit Garage capped by “roof lanterns”, meant "to set new standards for an often-overlooked building type.”
by ABB May 09, 2022
Safdie Architects create a landmark building in China’s Yuzhong district where the Yangtze and Jialing rivers converge.
by Jincy Iype Apr 21, 2022
For 62M, Canadian practice 5468796 Architecture arranged pie-shaped suites in its radial form, raised on 11m high columns and crowned it with a “glass box jewel” penthouse.
by Jincy Iype Apr 05, 2022
A liberated sense of light and space carries the renovation of the Berkley House by RSAAW, where simple, clean living, and a monumental bookshelf connect its all-white interiors.
by Jincy Iype Jan 22, 2022
Treating urban run-off from two Torontonian neighbourhoods, the Stormwater Facility designed by gh3* is a concrete monolith with a gently inclined roof and geometric openings.
by Jincy Iype Jan 30, 2021
The Fold House reveals a dramatic, wavy roof that dips into the ground before curving back up toward a two-storey guesthouse, its surfaces clad in compression bent wood.
by Jincy Iype Dec 09, 2020
A charred wood façade and a 13m tall symbolic tower adorn the restrained form of South Haven Centre for Remembrance, rising from a snowy cemetery in Edmonton, Canada.
by STIRworld Nov 11, 2020
The contemporary home by Toronto-based studio follows the site's natural contour and topography, connecting with the forest and lake through awe-inspiring moments.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Jul 31, 2020
Vladimir Belogolovsky speaks with Douglas Cardinal about why he feels it is important that the buildings must be part of nature and be in harmony with nature and us, the human beings.
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