The new Skamlingsbanken Visitor Center near Sjølund in Southern Denmark blurs the line between nature and architecture.

How does one address a site entangled in urbanity, nature while facing a cultural heritage? Until now the observatory hill had only one façade towards the city. We suggest turning …

Approach Design concealed a new hall for the Hangzhou Cloud Town Exhibition Centre under a green roof featuring a running track and sports courts.

Paris-based Chartier-Dalix architects shared with us their winning proposal for a competition to design a primary school and sport hall in Boulogne...

The new sports and learning facility gives public presence to Barker College at its eastern entry. It provides 5 multi-use sports courts, 12 classrooms, multi-use learning spaces, staff areas, function room, fitness facilities, and car parking. #Archtitecture #AustralianArchitecture

Green roofs are increasingly looked upon with favor in building projects across the world, their advantages, from minimizing energy consumption to improving...

following an international competition, the commissioned design aims to become a new cultural landmark of the city.

Riken Yamamoto & Field Shop has released images of their competition-winning Taoyuan Museum of Art in Taiwan, featuring a multipurpose sloping green roof.

The design therefore takes Mies’ Farnsworth as a prototype concept and creates a new form through a series of actions on it: stretch, loop, and fold. These actions lead to following results: smaller building depth with better views, introversive courtyard space offering more privacy, getting closer to water and accessible roof as extension of landscape. The transparency dematerializes architecture.

South Korean studio D·LIM architects completed The Forum, a green roofed multipurpose hall submerged beneath the ground on Jeju Island.