The entire project was built using three basic materials: Exposed Concrete, Aluminum, and Glass since the aim was to obtain formal coherence with solid and durable supporting material.

North Island bay N 'insul original wild luxury hotel is located in Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region shapotou Town Yellow River Zuji.

Studio Fragment focuses on the fluidity and quality of space, with all buildings taking on

The composition of the house arises from a series of parallel walls that enhance the visual connections between the North and the South, bounded by the hill and the valley, between the two gardens of the residence.

The design team believes that the premise of the design is to produce a multi-purpose co-existence space that creates an identity for the project through its materiality.

This 10-acre stretch of desert contains two desert scours. A modern and ancient architecture, where walls contain space and space contains walls.

The project is located on a relatively flat one-acre site facing the Arizona Canal, Squaw Peak Mountain Preserve to the north and Camelback Mountain to the east.

Marking the first phase of the Seven Sisters Regeneration Project, Apex House is a prominent structure designed to be seen from different aspects from surrounding streets.

In Olson Kundig's first contact in Australia, a robust, masculine approach combined respect and understanding of rural architectural typologies to form idyllic structures in sand dunes.

The house is an ideal place for family recreation, relaxation and vacation, incorporating natural vegetation into family life.

Uses a reinforced concrete grid structure to regulate the basic elements of the interior space, resulting in departments made up of two and three modules.

The required project was separated and arranged based on three circulation axes on the ground floor plan, dividing the public axis, the service axis, and a bedroom block.

With careful consideration for positioning and space planning, each room delicately pivots around this central space, using greenery to visually connect every room.

The built form mimics the natural rusticity of its surroundings by standing bare against the sun to weather gracefully, as it was crafted to do so.

Nicolas Schuybroek wanted to create a larger open garden at the entrance of the house as much as possible. The building itself is made of rectangular grey bricks, a material that gives the building a certain aesthetic and solitariness, while at the same time blending in with the local natural environment, creating a timeless beauty.