A Third Room Between Home and Office
Anne’s Art Studio by Richmond Bell Architects is a 31-square-metre workspace in Salisbury exploring a new relationship between home, work and landscape.
Finland’s Transition from Forest Economy to Molecular Design
Finland’s forest economy is moving from mass timber towards molecular design, using wood fibres, lignin and bio-based materials for new industrial applications.
Slow Finland and the Long Life of Design
How long should design last? Slow Finland explores Finnish forests, Aalto furniture and Slow Architecture to ask why longevity may matter more than speed.
A City Designed to Finish Itself La Grande Motte
La Grande-Motte reveals Jean Balladur's vision of a climate-responsive city, where architecture, landscape and public life were designed as one system.
Can Design Create Mental Space?
Cafe Marks by Anna Lazar in Minsk demonstrates how interior architecture, warm materials and restrained design can create mental space in contemporary cities.
La Vallée Verte’s Calm and Fresh Way of Living
From the street, La Vallée Verte looks like an ordinary residential block. Step inside to discover a hidden valley where landscape, daylight, and architecture reshape everyday living.
Rethinking How We Live, Together
Ways of Life Campus by Christoph Hesse explores experimental homes that rethink living, working and community through architecture in rural Germany.
Younghusband Woolstore and the True Value of a Building
How Woods Bagot transformed Melbourne's Younghusband Woolstore through adaptive reuse, material preservation and a low-intervention design approach.
Biomaterial Startups and the Challenge of Scale
How do biomaterial startups approach biomaterial production? Examples from Spain, Cyprus and Finland offer some answers.