The Horizon House on Syros demonstrates how regenerative architecture goes beyond sustainability. Discover an innovative home by ONUS Architecture Studio that reconnects design, nature and autonomy.
Atri by Naturvillan is a self-sufficient glass house powered by solar energy, water cycles and home-grown food – redefining sustainable living.
The old Santos coffee warehouse in Rotterdam’s harbor district has been transformed into a new cultural center and landmark. With its two-story rooftop extension, this industrial monument has quite literally been crowned.
The Canadian architecture firm Lemay has designed a private extension in solid wood in Quebec with the Chalet Vale Perkins. This project is an impressive demonstration of how sustainability and state-of-the-art architecture can not only coexist but also harmonize beautifully.
The Bridge House by Wallmakers in India combines organic architecture, sustainable materials, and innovative engineering into a habitable sculpture suspended above a ravine.
The Green Bridge Düsseldorf: A visionary architectural concept by RKW Architektur+ redefining sustainability, urban living, and mobility on the Theodor Heuss Bridge.
Knarvik Church is a contemporary interpretation of the 1000-year-old stave churches in Norway. This award-winning sacred building designed by Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter has become a tourist attraction – and also a place that is open to all.
The award-winning Floating University has taken up residence at the former stormwater retention basin of Berlin’s Tempelhof Airport. An archaic-looking stilt structure with futuristic light bodies, it is a place where urgent urban planning issues are re-examined.
California Forever aims to build a new sustainable city in California for hundreds of thousands of residents. Discover the debate around urban planning, affordable housing and the future of cities.
A universal space made of timber: LUO Studio’s Longfu Life Experience Center is a modular, sustainable building system combining flexibility, biophilic design and resource efficiency.
Blue Ocean Dome project for Osaka Expo 2025, spearheaded by architect Shigeru Ban and ZERI Japan. The initiative is a bold architectural and environmental response to some of the most urgent ocean-related challenges facing the planet today.
The EXPO 2025 in Osaka promises to be a spectacular event, showcasing the most innovative pavilions from 161 nations. Among them, five stand out for their visionary design, sustainable concepts, and cultural significance.
