One River North Residential Project: A Symbol of Modern and Sustainable Architecture in Denver

The One River North project is a residential building located in the RiNo district of Denver, designed by MAD Architects. This project features an innovative and modern design, creating a striking "canyon" effect in the main facade of the building. Utilizing natural materials such as plaster and glass, and incorporating green spaces on the roof and within the building, this project is an example of sustainable architecture in harmony with nature.

April 13, 2025

Duplex Villa, designed by Débert Architects in Hungary

Duplex Villa, designed by Débert Architects, is located in Hungary amidst a pristine and green environment. The project utilizes modular geometry and responds to the natural features of the site, offering a harmonious blend of indoor and outdoor spaces. Its two-story design places the bedrooms on the lower level and the living areas above, with large windows that maximize natural light and provide sweeping panoramic views. Emphasizing a strong connection with the landscape, the villa incorporates rooftop gardens and natural greenery, efficiently harnessing sunlight and the surrounding scenery.

April 12, 2025

Donna Haraway and Italo Rota, Winners of the 2025 Venice Golden Lion

Donna Haraway and Italo Rota, the distinguished American philosopher and the renowned Italian architect, respectively, have been awarded the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement at the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale. These prestigious honors were granted in recognition of their exceptional contributions to philosophy and architecture, endorsed by the Venice Biennale board and proposed by Carlo Ratti, the curator of the 2025 exhibition.

April 9, 2025

Dynamic Architecture, Sustainable Energy: A Look at the Dubai Rotating Tower Project

The Dynamic Tower is the world’s first rotating skyscraper, where each floor can independently turn to offer changing panoramic views. This groundbreaking project combines dynamic architecture, industrial prefabrication, and renewable energy technologies. Utilizing wind turbines and solar panels, the tower is entirely energy self-sufficient and even capable of producing surplus electricity for external use. Its modular construction method reduces costs, construction time, and on-site risks. As a symbol of future-oriented, sustainable, and adaptive design, the Dynamic Tower redefines the relationship between architecture, nature, and technology.

April 5, 2025

Henderson Art Garden in Hong Kong: A Unique Design by Zaha Hadid Architects

The Henderson Art Garden in Hong Kong, designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, is an artistic and natural space adjacent to the curvilinear Henderson skyscraper. Featuring local and international artworks, including interactive and digital installations, the garden fosters creativity, social connections, and environmental awareness.

April 1, 2025

Transparent Wood: A Revolution in Architecture and Sustainable Technologies

Scientists have successfully developed a transparent and biodegradable wood that can serve as a sustainable alternative to plastic and glass. Unlike previous methods, this material is produced without synthetic or plastic components and is based on cellulose nanowires, providing both high transparency and remarkable strength. Its applications include insulated windows, electronic displays, and solar cells. Additionally, this wood can reduce indoor temperatures by 5 to 6 degrees Celsius. This technology is expected to be widely adopted in sustainable architecture and modern design in the near future.

April 1, 2025

Recycled Cement: Reducing Carbon Emissions While Maintaining Strength and High Efficiency

Engineers at the University of São Paulo and Princeton have developed a method for recycling cement waste into a low-carbon, sustainable alternative that matches the strength of conventional Portland cement. This process, which repurposes construction waste, creates a binder with minimal carbon emissions. The recycled cement is combined with small amounts of Portland cement or limestone to achieve the necessary strength and workability. This technology could reduce emissions from the cement industry by up to 61% while contributing to a circular economy and reducing construction waste.

March 28, 2025

Cs Somme Cafe: Kengo Kuma’s Creative Design for a Sustainable and Beautiful Environment

The Cs Somme Cafe in Fukuoka, Japan, designed by the architectural studio Kengo Kuma and Associates, features a web-like canopy made of steel and mesh, creating an earthquake-resistant structure. This cafe offers an ethereal and sustainable space with its minimalist design and use of natural materials. The mesh canopy helps reduce energy consumption, while its arched steel structure presents a beautiful view of the surrounding environment. Inside, the cafe's wooden details and simple elements create a calm and inviting experience for visitors.

March 27, 2025

Living Architecture: The Intersection of Design, Biology, and Technology at the Louisiana Museum

The Living Structures exhibition at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art explores the evolution of architecture in response to climate and social challenges. As the inaugural event of the Architecture Connecting series, it showcases innovative works by Jenny Sabin, ecoLogicStudio, and Atelier Luma, integrating technology, biology, and sustainable materials to push the boundaries of design.

March 23, 2025

The Leaves Residential Tower: Inspiration from Nature and Sustainable Architecture on the Albanian Coast

The Leaves Residential Tower on the Albanian coast, designed by davide Macullo Architects, is a blend of sustainable architecture and nature. The tower organically integrates with the natural environment through rotating volumes and three-dimensional geometric planters, focusing on sustainability and energy conservation.

March 17, 2025