Foster + Partners unveiled its first residential development project in Uruguay. The project includes 8 residential units and a circular glass-walled courtyard.
Designed by Foster + Partners, Apple Jing’an is a new Apple store and an urban regeneration project in Shangai.
Regenerative design aims to improve social, economic, and environmental systems by working with natural cycles and processes. Its goal is to protect ecosystems and communities, making them stronger.
Kengo Kuma and Associates (KKAA) designed a wooden structure called Higashikawa Town Community Plaza in Higashikawa Town, Navel, Hokkaido, Japan.
SAGA Architects designed a new circular-shaped 3D-printed community house in Brondby, which is the largest 3D-printed house in Scandinavia.
The Ciudadela Jardin project not only seeks to protect this pristine natural environment but also invites visitors to immerse themselves in its beauty.
BE Design designed the Komera Leadership Center, a facility in Rwanda’s rural eastern province that offers health, education, and mentorship programs to young women, as well as a space for family development initiatives and community gatherings.
Wolf Ranch Community was built by ICON and Lennar, and co-designed by BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group. This 3D-printed house is the first of its kind and is part of a larger development project that includes 100 homes near Austin, Texas.
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