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Located on a slope descending toward the beach of Matanzas, Casa Maria responds to a natural ravine that cuts through the site, deriving its geometry from this condition. From this reading, a right triangle is established, with its longest edge running parallel to the ravine, allowing the house's main spaces to open toward the ocean.

Buffalo Crossing Paul Albrechtsen Visitor Centre redefines the gateway to Winnipeg's FortWhyte Alive, a 660-acre nature preserve dedicated to environmental education and recreation. Positioned along the south shore of Muir Lake within a reclaimed industrial landscape, the project transforms a site shaped by extraction into a powerful expression of renewal, cultural connection, and climate-responsive design.

Montague House is the Toronto home of Kenneth Montague, his wife, visual artist and educator Sarah Aranha and their two boys. Kenneth Montague is a dentist and collector whose Wedge Collection is one of the world's most important privately owned collections committed to championing Black artists. He leverages his collection and his nonprofit arts organization, Wedge Curatorial Projects to create exhibitions and events that explore an expansive expression of Black identity.

Environmental justice confronts a simple but uncomfortable truth: the benefits and burdens of the environment are not shared equally. Marginalized communities bear a disproportionate share of polluted air, unsafe water, toxic land uses, extreme heat, and the accelerating risks of climate change in cities around the world. These are the consequential products of decades of

Red Valley Dwellings is located within the valley landscape west of Dongfengyun Art Town in Mile, Yunnan, continuing line+'s ongoing exploration of the region following the completion of Dongfengyun Art Center. Originally conceived as an artist residency, the project was designed to accommodate living, artistic production, and collective exchange within a compact mountainous site.

Architecture has always depended on systems of representation to make ideas visible before they exist. But where Filippo Brunelleschi's fifteenth-century linear perspective once organized space according to human perception, today's architects face an unprecedented saturation of imagery. AI generates atmospheres in seconds, and projects circulate continuously long before construction begins. But the abundance of images does not necessarily produce greater clarity and as architectural workflows become faster and more fragmented, visuals sometimes circulate detached from the decisions, constraints, and intentions that generated them. The real value of modern visualization is no longer just about rendering a final image—it is about how design and visual communication are understood collectively throughout the entire process.

The Diriyah Biennale Foundation has revealed the four architecture studios shortlisted for the 2027 AlMusalla Prize, an international competition that commissions the design of a musalla, a space for prayer and contemplation, for the third edition of the Islamic Arts Biennale. Opening on November 1, 2027, at the Western Hajj Terminal in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, the Biennale will feature a new prayer structure designed by one of the shortlisted teams:

Ishøj Theater was designed by Svendborg Architects and WOHLERT Arkitekter. The project was realized by grants from Ishøj Municipality and the A.P. Møller Foundation, ensuring that high-quality children's theater can thrive in Ishøj and continue to bring young audiences from diverse social and ethnic backgrounds together.

The second edition of The Bread & Heart Festival will be held in Tirana, Albania, from June 3 to 5, 2026. The annual event is organised by The Bread & Heart Foundation and co-curated with the NEWROPE Chair of Architecture and Urban Transformation at ETH Zürich. The Foundation's objective is to offer an open platform for dialogue on architecture, landscape, and development in Albania, a country undergoing rapid transformation and becoming one of the most active urban environments in Southeast Europe. The

The 2026 Serpentine Pavilion, titled "a serpentine," designed by Mexico City-based architecture studio LANZA atelier, will open to the public on 6 June 2026 at Serpentine South in London. Newly released preview-days images show the completed structure ahead of its seasonal activation, which will run through 25 October 2026 and include Serpentine's annual programme of public events. Now in its 25th edition, the Serpentine Pavilion marks a milestone for the annual commission first launched in 2000 with