Sai Kirupa Special School by Biome Environmental Solutions is designed as a flexible, sensory-friendly space that fosters independence and learning for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Organized around a central courtyard, it features thoughtfully arranged classrooms, therapy spaces, and residential areas. Natural materials and sensory-responsive elements create a calm and engaging environment tailored to its users’ needs.
Casa PH2 by TFA – Tagir Fattori Arquitetura is a geometric, monolithic structure that harmonizes with the site’s natural slope. The residence, balancing privacy and openness, features social spaces with courtyards and street-level intimate areas. Strategic subtractions create terraces and gardens, while perforated aluminum screens filter light for privacy, reflecting the city’s industrial character.
TFA – Tagir Fattori Arquitetura is an architecture practice based in Caxias do Sul, Brazil.
‘Centre for Social Reconciliation and Political Literacy’ is a Masters Design Project by Damien Fernando from the ‘The City School of Architecture (CSA)’ that seeks to create a space for reflection, dialogue, and transformation at Cinnamon Gardens, a dynamic cultural hub of Colombo, Sri Lanka. By integrating history, art, and public discourse, the project fosters awareness, reconciliation, and social change. Through its thoughtful architecture and immersive experiences, it challenges historical narratives, encourages empathy, and inspires collective action.
The Huawei R&D Park by HENN seamlessly integrates architecture and nature, creating an inspiring and sustainable environment for innovation. Low-rise modular buildings surround a central lake, enhancing the connection between spaces and nature. Open courtyards and passageways foster interaction, while energy-efficient features ensure sustainability. The design balances precision and harmony, creating an ideal setting for research and development.
TBHNP Shanghai Pop-up Concept Space, a commercial project by Fon Studio, is a bold architectural expression of the brand’s avant-garde identity. Defined by symmetry and geometric purity, the conical structure embodies the interplay of light and dark, reflecting themes of rebellion and restraint. Using industrial prefabrication for efficiency, the design merges fashion with spatial storytelling, creating an immersive, ephemeral experience.
Chicken House, designed by Tropical Space, is an open and interactive space designed to blend human and animal living. Prioritizing freedom and natural movement, it features a lightweight metal structure with vertical elements, ample ventilation, and integrated vegetation for shade. Beyond functionality, the design fosters a connection with the landscape, creating a playful and relaxing environment for both chickens and humans.
The Narsighar House by Sanjay Puri Architects is a contemporary expression of traditional Rajasthani architecture, designed for passive cooling and climate responsiveness. The residence, centered around courtyards, uses sandstone walls, perforated stone screens, and shaded outdoor spaces to reduce heat and improve ventilation. The design blends heritage craftsmanship with modern functionality for a sustainable living environment.
Coihues Neighborhood, a housing project by 0.7 Arquitectura, consists of ten houses designed for both community and privacy. The homes are intended to maximize sunlight and openness while creating private green spaces. The architecture features a reinforced concrete structure with warm wooden cladding, blending solidity and openness to seamlessly integrate indoor and outdoor living.
0.7 Arquitectura is a Buenos Aires-based architectural design and construction office that focuses on quality, space, detail, and client preferences. The team uses traditional methods like drawings and models, along with new technologies like 3D printing and virtual reality, to experiment with design and improve communication. The firm’s designs respect the environment and rationally use space, prioritizing optimal orientation and ventilation.
‘A Case in Atoning Compulsive Indulgence’ is an architecture thesis by Kaankshi Pruthvi Shah from the ‘Rachana Sansad’s Academy of Architecture.’ The project transforms a consumerism-ridden site into a space for reflection, interaction, and innovation by integrating recycling, upcycling, and digital consumption. It challenges societal habits and embraces modern consumer culture, redefining waste and value relationships and inviting individuals to reconsider their role in this cycle.
The EMBASSY residential project by Tchoban Voss Architekten seamlessly integrates into Berlin’s urban fabric with six distinct buildings. The design features varied natural stone and clinker brick facades, with large windows, terraces, and balconies providing light and connectivity. Each building features unique entrances and a landscaped inner courtyard, blending modern comfort with historic character for a unique living experience.
Hokkaido Building, designed by Obra Arquitetos, is a residential project that emphasizes simplicity, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. Functional layouts maximize space, while minimalism eliminates unnecessary elements. Thoughtful material selection and structural precision ensure durability and affordability. The result is a refined, practical residential space that balances aesthetics with smart, economical design.
Earthy Elegance by The Arch Studio is a clubhouse that seamlessly blends architecture with nature through brick cladding and textured surfaces. Its design emphasizes warmth and openness, with natural materials, large windows, and seamless indoor-outdoor integration. The use of earthy tones and sustainable elements creates a tranquil and inviting space that harmonizes with its surroundings.
The Government Medical College & Teaching Hospital Campus at Baramati by INI Design Studio is designed for seamless integration of healthcare and education. Organized around a central axis, its layout ensures efficient circulation and clear zoning. Natural light, ventilation, and green spaces enhance well-being, while sustainable design elements minimize environmental impact, creating a cohesive and functional environment.
Drevak by Sodomka Sodomková Architekti features the refurbishment of a 19th-century railway warehouse, blending historical charm with modern functionality. Repurposed shipping containers house essential facilities, preserving the interior while reinforcing its industrial past. The contrast between the original wooden structure and the metal additions highlights its evolution while transforming it into a dynamic cultural hub.
Based in the Czech Republic, Sodomka Sodomková Architekti is an architectural firm that takes pleasure in constructing buildings. While keeping context in mind, they work on a variety of projects on the construction site, from the initial sketches to the final detail. They enjoy working with wood and are constantly searching for new uses or ways to preserve what already exists.
‘Rehabilitar el espacio intermareal de Río Gallegos’ is an architecture thesis by Agustín Edelcopp, Lorenzo Dall’Aglio, and Paola Di Teodoro from the ‘Facultad de Arquitectura, Urbanismo y Diseño – Universidad Nacional de Córdoba (UNC).’ The project proposes a coastal building in Río Gallegos to highlight pollution threatening its rare marshland ecosystem. It promotes urban regeneration by balancing growth with conservation through adaptation, mitigation, and awareness. By integrating the city with nature, it enhances public spaces, defines urban edges, and fosters ecological preservation.
Xiqué Boutique Hotel by Estudio Carroll embodies a design philosophy that harmonizes architecture with nature, culture, and sustainability. Its fluid, curvilinear form maximizes space while preserving existing vegetation, creating a seamless connection with the environment. Oriented for natural ventilation and passive cooling, the hotel integrates local materials and nature-based solutions to enhance comfort and minimize impact.
Hradby, a refurbishment project by OOOOX, balances historical preservation with modern design. Original stone, wood, and painted ceilings are carefully restored, while contemporary elements like steel detailing, custom furniture, and subtle lighting enhance the space. The design contrasts rough textures with smooth finishes, creating a timeless, functional interior that respects the building’s medieval character.
The ReBIRD™ Service Center by Arc’teryx and Still Young blends sustainability with outdoor adventure, creating a winter camp that seamlessly integrates with its natural surroundings. The space merges functionality with experience, using a localized visual language to reflect the rugged beauty of the mountains. This pop-up serves as both a repair hub and an immersive retreat, embodying the brand’s commitment to sustainability and exploration.
Archidiaries is excited to share the Project of the Week – Sportarena Olympiapark Munich SAP Garden | 3XN. Along with this, the weekly highlight contains a few of the best projects, published throughout the week. These selected projects represent the best content curated and shared by the team at ArchiDiaries.
Casa Carvalho by FGMF Arquitetos explores the balance between transparency and solidity, using raw concrete, glass panels, and oxidized copper. The design integrates with nature, featuring open spaces, wooden brises for light control, and a seamless indoor-outdoor connection for a relaxed living experience. The residence becomes a sanctuary that encourages a deep appreciation for nature while offering modern comforts.
The MASP expansion, designed by Metro Arquitetos, seamlessly integrates with Lina Bo Bardi’s original building while respecting its iconic free span. The new Pietro Maria Bardi building features a minimalist rectangular form with a perforated metal façade, balancing transparency and solidity. A subterranean passage connects the structures, enhancing circulation and continuity between past and present architecture.
