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Cafelândia House / Ana Sawaia Arquitetura
© André Scarpa architects: Ana Sawaia ArquiteturaLocation: Sumaré, BrazilProject Year: 2024Photographs: André ScarpaArea: 140.0 m2
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Cabin Åkvåg / Praksis A + Studio Sted
© Nanna Hagedorn Olsen architects: Praksis Aarchitects: Studio StedLocation: NorwayProject Year: 2021Photographs: Nanna Hagedorn OlsenArea: 105.0 m2
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Terta transforms decommissioned power station in Iceland into colourful site for "learning by playing"
Icelandic studio Terta has transformed the site of the historic Elliðaárstöð power station in Reykjavík into a hub for learning, culture and play, restoring and updating its existing buildings with colourful accents.
The cluster of early 20th-century industrial structures sits nestled in a protected green landscape that has remained largely untouched as the Icelandic capital developed around it.
Terta has transformed a decommissioned power station in IcelandElliðaárstöð's operations ceased in 2014, and after it was formerly decommissioned in 2019, Reyjavík Energy launched an open competition for ideas to transform it into an educational space celebrating its heritage.
The winning design by Terta treats...
Five inflatable garments that use air to regulate the wearer's temperature
On the heels of Rick Owens's fan-powered Adidas tracksuits blowing up at Paris Fashion Week, we've rounded up five examples of pneumatic outerwear that doubles as personal aircon.
As climate change heralds ever more extreme weather, fashion designers are increasingly turning to air as a means of heating and cooling the body.
Sometimes, that sees feather down replaced with air pockets for insulation. Other times, fans are used to circulate air around the body for ventilation, creating bulbous, billowing silhouettes.
"Air can deliver upon cushioning, can deliver upon cooling, and it turns out it's a very good insulator," Nike's chief design officer Martin...
Basque Farm / zU-studio
© Pedro Pegenaute architects: zU-studioLocation: Basque Country, SpainProject Year: 2026Photographs: Pedro PegenauteArea: 1111.0 m2
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Pedagogy in Space: Architecture Schools' Hidden Curriculum
NUS School of Design & Environment / Serie Architects + Multiply Architects + Surbana Jurong. Image Courtesy of Serie Architects + Multiply Architects + Surbana Jurong
This article is part of our new Opinion section, a format for argument-driven essays on critical questions shaping our field.
Before architecture students become authors of space, they are subjected to one. For years, they work inside a building that teaches without announcing itself as a teacher. It organizes their exhaustion, their ambition, their visibility, their solitude, their friendships, their sense of scale, and their relationship...
The Silo Parking House / Antonelli + Herry Architectes
© Valérie Trégan architects: Antonelli + Herry ArchitectesLocation: Strasbourg, FranceProject Year: 2024Photographs: Valérie TréganArea: 12000.0 m2
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Superflex and KWY.studio create architecture for fish to enjoy after sea levels rise
Danish artist collective Superflex has collaborated with KWY.studio architects to create Super Kello – a harbourside stone sculpture in Oulu, Finland, to be enjoyed by fish after sea levels rise.
Created for the new climate change-themed public art trail Climate Clock, Super Kello is one of seven works nestled into the local landscape to provoke engagement with the theme of environmental crisis.
Super Kello is located at the Kiviniemi fishing harbour on the shores of Bothnian Bay, at the northern tip of the Baltic Sea, and represents the latest iteration in Superflex and KWY.studio's series of "fish cubes".
Super Kello is part of the...