Movable architecture

curated in collaboration with the bartlett school of architecture, the skip garden has opened its doors at the heart of london’s king’s cross development.

A versatile modern wood cabin with two different ‘shells’ as outer walls, which are supported on rails, allowing the interior to be open to the outdoors.

Disaster can strike a community at any minute. Following the most costly earthquake in their history in April, hundreds of thousands of...

japanese architect kikuma watanabe creates a compact and wood-clad shinto shrine in a depopulated village in the mountainous region of kochi, japan.

Buildings roll through the city on railway tracks in this masterplan by Swedish architects Jagnefalt Milton for Åndalsnes in Norway. Called A Rolling Masterplan, the design was created for a competition to design a masterplan for the city. Jagnefalt Milton's scheme would use both existing and new railway tracks to move buildings around according to the

Image 5 of 29 from gallery of Penda Proposes a Transformable Design for the New Bauhaus Museum. Photograph by Penda

Image 15 of 29 from gallery of Penda Proposes a Transformable Design for the New Bauhaus Museum. Photograph by Penda

designed by studio makkink & bey, the 'workscape theatre' is divided into three sections containing the workplaces of the alumni of design academy eindhoven.

THIS PROJECT SEEKS TO US OVERLAPPING FOLDED STRIPS TO LOFT TOGETHER DIFFERENT TYPES OF PROGRAMATIC CROSS SECTIONS INTO A CONTINUOUS SURFACE.