The Lóios Neighborhood is located in Marvila, Lisbon. It was built between 1979 and 1981, as a result of the Chelas Urbanization Plan, promoted by the Lisbon City Council, the Portuguese Government, and also under a cooperative regime. Project Name: Lóios Gymnasium Studio Name: ÔCO
AGE 360, a new residential building designed by Greg Bousquet of Architects Office for the developer AG7, is transforming the landscape of the Ecoville neighborhood in Curitiba by proposing a vertical architectural landmark that combines technical innovation, sustainability, and quality of life. The
Lucas Jimeno Dualde has presented a collection that challenges the notion of structure. A set of limited edition collectible tables emphasizes the connection with the material, the process, and the context. Constructed from stone and wood, it proposes a dialogue between weight and
The Culture Program of Brainlab, a leading provider of digital medical technology, presents the exhibition ROOTED Female Brazilian Artists at the company’s headquarters in Munich-Riem. Curator Tereza de Arruda conceived the exhibition by connecting works by Brazilian artists from the Vilsmeier – Linhares
At Estaleiro Beach, architecture emerges from the mimesis and poetics of the erosion process, incorporating natural elements and human presence as agents. The millennial process guides volumetric architectural operations, aiming to integrate the built and preexisting environments. It proposes a solution that respects
The proposal for the new school ‘Leopoldo Pilla’ in Venafro emerges as part of the Italian national project of the Scuola Futura – La Scuola per l’Italia di Domani, aiming to provide modern and adapted educational edifices to the local communities all around the
The intervention site is located in the northern area of Rimini, in a strip of land between the green countryside of the Romagna region and the deep blue of the Adriatic Sea. While currently preserving a green, undeveloped state, being surrounded by lands
The proposal for the new school ‘Filippo Verna’ in Fara San Martino emerged as part of the Italian national project of the Scuola Futura – La Scuola per l’Italia di Domani, aiming to provide modern and adapted educational edifices to the local communities all
Tropical.Hub is a case study in environmentally responsive design, drawing on principles of tropical modernism and passive architecture. Designed and managed by Ivan and Kristin Morales of IMKM Architecture and Planning, the project demonstrates how architecture can become part of the ecosystem rather
The challenge of designing the New Auditorium brings into being the need to question the ambivalent role it is called upon to assume, having to stand both in continuity with the other poles of the Student Citadel and as a landmark for the