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03/06/2026

Sky Garden Tower explores a new vision of vertical living, where architecture and nature coexist high above the city.

Stacked volumes create a series of suspended gardens, open terraces, and shared spaces, bringing greenery and daylight into every level. The layered facade enhances depth, lightness, and panoramic views across the skyline.

Concept Design by .fu

01/06/2026

Viettel Offsite Studio by VTN Architects is conceived as a retreat where architecture and nature work together. Defined by six sculptural V-shaped concrete walls, the project frames views toward the lake while protecting interior spaces from harsh sunlight and creating a calm, comfortable environment.

Open corridors, roof gardens, natural ventilation, and filtered daylight create comfortable spaces with minimal reliance on mechanical systems. The bold concrete forms give the complex a strong architectural identity, while the connection to the surrounding landscape blurs the boundary between indoor and outdoor environments.

Designed by
📸 Hiroyuki Oki / VTN Architects

📍 Hanoi, Vietnam

28/05/2026

Campo Novo redefines urban living in Lisbon through an integrated mixed-use masterplan that combines residential, office, retail, and public spaces into one cohesive environment. Designed around openness and connectivity, the project extends the green corridor of Campo Grande and transforms the former Feira Popular site into a new urban destination.

The architecture is characterized by strong horizontal lines, deep balconies, sculptural pilotis, and a refined material palette that creates a light and elegant identity. Elevated volumes supported by expressive concrete columns open the ground floor to landscape and pedestrian movement, strengthening the connection between architecture and public space.

More than a residential development, Campo Novo presents a contemporary approach to city-making where living, working, and leisure coexist in a walkable and human-centered environment. Public plazas, green spaces, restaurants, and open circulation areas encourage social interaction and create a stronger sense of community within Lisbon’s evolving urban fabric.

Designed by
📷 .studio

25/05/2026

Visual stimuli have always been an integral part of architectural thinking. This is not meant to be “real architecture,” nor a finished project. It is a test, as always: a way to explore tools, languages, atmospheres and spatial intuitions. Sometimes an image is not the answer. It is the beginning of a question.
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• Future is near.

24/05/2026

KUMQUAT PIER transforms the rocky Mediterranean shoreline into a flowing public walkway that connects people with the sea and landscape. Instead of a traditional straight dock, the pier follows the natural curves of the coast, creating spaces for walking, swimming, relaxing, and docking boats.

The warm steel structure appears like a ribbon floating above the crystal-clear water, while integrated lighting creates a beautiful atmosphere at night. The design blends architecture with nature, making the coastline itself part of the experience.

Designed by

22/05/2026

Designed by .group , this conceptual coastal villa reimagines architecture as both a living space and a bridge between nature. The project spans across three rocky islands through a single monolithic concrete volume, creating a seamless connection between the fragmented landscape.

The minimalist structure appears to float above the ocean, carefully touching the terrain with minimal supports to preserve the natural environment below. Large openings, skylights, and framed views bring light, sea, and sky deep into the interior, creating a calm and meditative atmosphere throughout the home.

Its structural system uses post-tensioned concrete slabs, moment-resisting frames, and deep foundations anchored directly into the rock, allowing the villa to span long distances while maintaining its pure geometric form. The result is a powerful balance of architecture, engineering, and landscape, where the building becomes part of the coastline itself.

21/05/2026

Foster + Partners has completed Jia Art, a new 5,000 m² cultural gallery in Shanghai’s Putuo District, designed as the centerpiece of the Changfeng mixed-use development.

The project combines exhibition spaces, educational areas, event halls, and public gathering zones within a sculptural architectural form inspired by the “spring blessing flowers” found in nearby Changfeng Park. Four flowing petal-like volumes rise from the base of the building, curving upward to form the roof and surrounding a dramatic skylit atrium filled with natural light.

The interior architecture emphasizes softness, openness, and fluid circulation. Curved walls, layered ceilings, vertical metallic fins, and carefully filtered daylight create a calm atmosphere that blends art, architecture, and nature. The gallery is designed not only as an exhibition venue, but also as a social and cultural hub where the local community can gather, interact, and exchange ideas.

Located at the intersection of two major pedestrian axes within the masterplan, Jia Art acts as the social heart of the development — connecting public landscape, retail, culture, and urban life into one continuous experience.

📍 Shanghai, China
📐 Design by Foster + Partners

19/05/2026

Designed by Heatherwick Studio, the proposed Daegyo Apartments in Seoul reinterpret high-rise living through sculpted forms inspired by the surrounding mountain landscape.

Instead of repetitive residential blocks, the design introduces expressive towers, elevated gardens, and lush public spaces that blend architecture with nature at both the urban and human scale. Warm material tones, flowing structural details, and landscape-integrated podiums create a softer and more community-focused vision for dense city living.

The project reflects a growing shift toward residential architecture that feels more organic, experiential, and connected to everyday life.

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📍 Yeouido, Seoul, South Korea

17/05/2026

Stadium Concept by

An exploration of parametric design, structural engineering, and AI-driven visualization. Defined by a flowing steel exoskeleton, intricate connections, and an immersive open-air roof, this concept transforms the stadium into both an engineering statement and a spatial experience.

While not a built project, it offers a glimpse into how computational design may shape the future of sports architecture.

© Arturo Tedeschi

12/05/2026

What if infrastructure could shape the future of an entire nation?

Strait of Union by .space is a visionary strategic proposal that reimagines the UAE through a sovereign inland maritime corridor connecting the Persian Gulf to the Gulf of Oman. More than a canal, the project envisions infrastructure as a national spine—linking trade, ecology, urban growth, and long-term economic resilience.

From regional masterplanning to human-scale experiences, the waterway becomes the organizing element of an entirely new urban ecosystem. Logistics hubs, financial districts, public waterfronts, cultural zones, and regenerative landscapes unfold along its path, transforming desert territory into a connected network of cities, nature, and movement.

Fluid architecture, iconic bridges, and climate-responsive urban districts create a future where infrastructure is no longer just about transportation—but about shaping the next chapter of a nation.

📍 United Arab Emirates
by .space

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