Architectures of Movement: ArchDaily’s July Editorial Focus
When the Earth Began to Look at Itself – Desert X Installation / Syn Architects. Image © Lance Gerber Every
Read MoreWhen the Earth Began to Look at Itself – Desert X Installation / Syn Architects. Image © Lance Gerber Every
Read MoreA trio of brick-walled homes features in Dezeen’s top five houses of the month for June, including a holiday cabin
Read MoreIndian studio Meister Varma Architects has completed Shilaya, a home in Tamil Nadu built using stone salvaged from a ruined
Read MoreDezeen Showroom: British company The Collective has released a modular ceiling system for workplaces that combines acoustic functionality and aesthetic appeal.
Read MoreDanish architect Nikolaj Mentze has overhauled the interior of Cobe‘s architecture studio in Copenhagen by adding a bookshop dedicated to publications
Read MoreSabine Marcelis‘s self-designed resin bathtub and three-metre-tall lava lamp feature in her Rotterdam family home, which she continuously reconfigures with
Read More© Brigida González architects: Bez+Kock Architekten Location: Rottenburg am Neckar, Germany Project Year: 2026 Photographs: Brigida González Area: 1165.0 m2
Read MoreQuarry #9: Stage Space + Quarry #10: Live Performance / DNA. Quarry #9. Image © Ziling Wang For some time
Read More© Philip Kottlorz architects: Studio Alexander Fehre Location: Penzberg, Germany Project Year: 2026 Photographs: Philip Kottlorz Area: 11400.0 m2 Read
Read More“What is This? A Spa, a Gym, a Zoo for Tiny Animals?” Exhibition. Image © Pepo Segura The exhibition What
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