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The Chang Residence (Taipei, Taiwan) by 2Books Design
The Chang Residence by 2BOOKS design is a simple and peaceful living in Taipei city, Taiwan.
Cafe On-Site (Zhejiang, China) by Aptdotapt
Café On-Site(Kai-Chang) by aptdotapt is a kinetic café in Wenzhou, China, where spatial energy is translated into moving mechanisms, geometric continuity, and a boundary-dissolving connection to the street and park.
Aranyani Pavilion 2026 (New Delhi, India) by Aranyani
The Aranyani Pavilion is a landmark ecological art and architecture commission from South Asia, located in the historic Sunder Nursery, New Delhi, India.
Moon Pavilion (Huizhou, China) by Atelier Guo
Atelier Guo has designed Moon Pavilion in Huizhou, China.
The Inverted Earth: Fugue for Windows (Tokyo, Japan) by Aya Kawabata
The Inverted Earth: Fugue for Windows is a textile project by Tokyo-based Japanese artist and designer Aya Kawabata,
We Speak Softly in the Between (Qinhuangdo, China) by Basil Kräher + Huaijin Li
We Speak Softly in the Between by Huaijin Li and Basil Kräher is a kinetic aluminum installation on the shores of Aranya Qinhuangdao , China, exploring distance and human connection.
Vein (Taichung, Taiwan) by Bethel Design
VEIN by BETHEL DESIGN is a residential lobby in Taichung,Taiwan
Kangaroo Point Bridge (Brisbane, Australia) by Blight Rayner Architecture
Kangaroo Point Bridge by Blight Rayner Architecture, in partnership with Dissing + Weitling (Denmark) is a pedestrian and cycle bridge in Brisbane, Australia.
Hotel Indigo Nalati (Xinjiang, China) by Cheng Chung Design (CCD)
Hotel Indigo Nalati by CCD is a resort hotel in Xinjiang, China, inspired by Kazakh nomadic culture and the seasonal landscapes of the Nalati grasslands.
Sandstock (Sydney, Australia) by Clayton Orszaczky
Sandstock is a home situated on the urban coastal edge of Sydney, Australia. It is a composition in textured masonry, concrete and timber with elevated gardens punctuating its robust form.
COS Sanlitun Store (Beijing, China) by COS
The COS flagship store in Sanlitun, Beijing – a blend of modern design and traditional craftmanship, honouring the city’s architectural roots.
Daichi Silent River Tree Sauna (Kanagwa, Japan) by DAICHI inc.
A sauna immersed within the forest, where existing trees become part of the architecture itself, dissolving the boundary between nature, structure, and human experience.
SSOC (Seoul, South Korea) by Design2Tone
SSOC by design2tone is a contemporary Asian restaurant in Seoul, South Korea, where contrasting structural materials create a new harmony.
Simpsons Bay House (Bruny Island, Australia) by Dock4 Architects
Simpsons Bay House by Dock4 Architects and Giles Newstead, a residential structure built from recycled materials salvaged from the mainland and rebuilt on Bruny Island, Tasmania, Australia.
The Corner Shop House (Sydney, Australia) by Downie North
The Corner Shop House responds to the layered character of an inner-west Sydney corner site, balancing retention and renewal.
Big Moody Almirah (Ahmedabad, India) by Ek Kalakaar Designs
A handmade sculptural storage unit created from reclaimed corrugated metal, reimagining discarded materials as premium, collectible surfaces.
Dori Series (Seoul, South Korea) by Generalgray
Dori Series by Generalgray is a furniture and lighting collection inspired by the structural role and form of dori — the beam bearing the roof load in Korean hanok architecture.
Lucky Clover Series (Hangzhou, China) by Goodo Design
Goodo Design has designed the Lucky Clover Series for LKOO.
Nama (Singapore) by Hock Hoon
Nama is a three-bedroom walk-up apartment designed by Hock Hoon that imbues the peacefulness and serenity of its surrounding into the interior.
The Exhibition Center of Cannano (Guangzhou, China) by Hot Design
A mixed-use project in Guangzhou, China.
Gentle Metal (Bangkok, Thailand) by In-Common Studio
Gentle Metal by In-Common Studio is a woven steel chair from Bangkok, Thailand, that challenges "truth-to-materials" by transforming industrial hardness into a soft, responsive, and light-diffusing surface.