ArchitectureGold foil art museum, Wuhan, China by Allsymbol Design FirmThe collision between gold, light and shadow2018.05.29FavoritesShare
ArchitectureWood Structure Resort Villas at Narada Phoenix Valley in Dongyang, Zhejiang, China by ZTAD(AD) Wood structure architecture, a modern poem celebrates the nature.2018.05.28FavoritesShare
ArchitectureWeaving Architecture in La Biennale , Venice, Italy by EMBTThe weaving art in architecture2018.05.28FavoritesShare
ArchitectureVatican Chapels - Holy See Pavilion by Francesco CelliniThis is not a project for a chapel but a reflection on this theme.2018.05.28FavoritesShare
DesignHungarian Pavilion of 16th International Architecture Exhibition by Studio NomadThe symbolic installation invites visitors to explore the building like never before.2018.05.28FavoritesShare
DesignThe Hungarian Pavilion - Leipzig Book Fair 2018 by Hetedik Műterem Kft.The Hungarian pavilion this year was defined by the approaching centenary of the Bauhaus.2018.05.28FavoritesShare
ArchitectureVilla Drône, Switzerland by ATELIER D'ARCHITECTURE MICHEL FOLLONIERA house in nature2018.05.28FavoritesShare
ArchitectureOffice for Bonnie Bride Custom Wedding Consultant, Hangzhou, China by Liangjian Interior Design StudioOld factory remolded into a custom wedding consultant office2018.05.28FavoritesShare
ArchitecturePavilion of Reception Center by Luis Machuca & Asociados ArquitectosThe rhythm of nature.2018.05.28FavoritesShare
LandscapeBeijing Donshan Garden by designRESERVE + LOCUS ASSOCIATESDynamic geometry and plantings2018.05.28FavoritesShare
ArchitectureThe Trap, Taipei by Cheng Tsung FENGFrom thousand rivers to a museum, from hunter to prey2018.05.28FavoritesShare
ArchitectureAsplund Pavilion for Vatican Chapels by ALPIThe Asplund Pavilion for the 16th International Architecture Exhibition of the Venice Biennale2018.05.27FavoritesShare
LandscapeFalls to Hotham Alpine Crossing Masterplan by McGregor CoxallWay to enjoy the breathtaking beauty.2018.05.25FavoritesShare
ArchitectureDogus Technology Center by ERA ArchitectsContinuous spatial experience provided by transparent facades2018.05.25FavoritesShare