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Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture wins Harvard GSD’s Veronica Rudge Green Prize
MASS Design Group’s Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture wins Harvard GSD’s Veronica Rudge Green Prize—1,400 ha net-zero campus teaching sustainable food systems.
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Warehouse Apartments — OOIIO Architecture
A disused Madrid warehouse reborn as eight 40 m² colour-rich flats. Yellow pipes, brick, wood and glazed tile celebrate the site’s industrial past while welcoming new residents. Photos © Javier de Paz.
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Imagine Montessori School — Gradolí & Sanz Arquitectes
A sinuous clay-and-timber Montessori campus in Paterna, Valencia. Every classroom faces forest; a living green roof and child-scale nooks foster learning through nature. Photos © Mariela Apollonio.
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Universidad Europea | Turia Campus
Alfonso Calza captures a meticulous adaptive-reuse: Valencia’s 1873 San Juan Bautista Asylum reborn as a pine-clad campus for 2,000 students, with restored Nolla mosaics and sunlit cloisters.
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Inside Mecanoo's new pine-clad Massachusetts dance theater
A pine-clad, mass-timber dance theater at Jacob’s Pillow, MA. 20 k sf “magic box” integrates AI/XR tech and flexible staging while echoing the Berkshires landscape. Photographs by Iwan Baan.
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Shigeru Ban’s temporary structures given new life through museum acquisition and reuse
Shigeru Ban’s Paper Log House enters SFMOMA’s collection, while his bamboo-and-paper Blue Ocean Dome from Expo 2025 Osaka will be re-erected at a Maldives resort—showcasing design for longevity and reuse.
John Rylands Library, Manchester new exhibition design in 2025
John Rylands Library, Manchester new exhibition design
Nissen Richards Studio’s exhibition & wayfinding design brings new light, bronze, and oak details to Manchester’s Grade I-listed John Rylands Library, celebrating its 125th anniversary.
Sound Greenfall in 2025
Sound Greenfall
Sound Greenfall by Sofia Boarino turns a mint garden into a mirror-bright, 100 Hz soundscape at the Venice Biennale—where bioacoustics meets architecture.
Subterranean Brooklyn nightclub uses burl wood and aluminium to create 'intimacy and interaction' in 2025
Subterranean Brooklyn nightclub uses burl wood and aluminium to create 'intimacy and interaction'
Subterranean Brooklyn nightclub by Studio MBM × Yakka Studio weaves burl wood and polished aluminum into a richly textured, 5,200 sq ft interior beneath The William Vale Hotel.
National Building Museum launches Parkour installation in 2025
National Building Museum launches Parkour installation
Momentum Park(our) turns the National Building Museum’s West Court into a 7,000 sq ft parkour playground—an immersive collaboration with Parkour pioneer Mark Toorock, open July 3–20.
Installation built from discarded baguettes in 2025
Installation built from discarded baguettes
“Paysage de Pain” by MERO Studios transforms discarded baguettes into a sculptural courtyard walkway for the Festival des Architectures Vives, Montpellier.
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Arrivals Terminal · Vilnius Airport | Zaha Hadid Architects
A pleated timber roof and rhombus skylights reinterpret Baltic folklore for a new Lithuanian gateway. Click for renderings and story on Archinect.
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“The Impact” | BIG + Doug Aitken
A glowing fracture of light and water stitches together three Copenhagen plazas, framed by “meteorite” sculptures. Click to view the full project on Archinect.
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NOT A HOTEL ISHIGAKI “EARTH” | Sou Fujimoto
A 360° green-roofed villa blends into Ishigaki Island’s coastline, revealing a central pool and panoramic ocean views. Click to explore the full project on Archinect.
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Juxtaposed Maze — Xirang Hotel | Vector Architects
A labyrinthine hotel of brick and glass courtyards steps toward Taihu Lake, crowned by a glowing glass-brick tower. Click to see the full image set on Archinect.