3H INC. Greater Bay Area Strategic Mining Center | c.dd

3H INC. by c.dd redefines the workplace as a strategic and cultural platform, shifting from traditional manufacturing logic toward an innovation-led, people-centered office ecosystem. Inspired by the concept of “Sunshine Park,” the design deconstructs manufacturing DNA and reinterprets craftsmanship through openness, nature, and collaboration, integrating brand heritage with a forward-looking vision of intelligent manufacturing and harmonious development.

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Tanatap Heritage Garden | RAD+AR

Tanatap Heritage Garden by RAD+AR transforms a former Dutch heritage shophouse warehouse on Braga Street into a restaurant and coffee shop through adaptive reuse. Preserving existing frames, walls, and facade, the project emphasizes humility, tradition, and site awareness. Art, landscape, and spatial compression create a quiet dialogue between history and contemporary use, proposing reuse as a sustainable alternative to demolition.

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Weekly Highlights 2026 #01

Archidiaries is excited to share the Project of the Week – Golf House | David Guerra Arquitetura e Interiores. 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.

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Home Spirit | TAA (Taillandier Architectes Associés)

Home Spirit by TAA (Taillandier Architectes Associés) proposes a new form of collective housing that responds to urban densification while reinterpreting the single-family home. A clear contrast between a unifying built base and softened upper volumes is shaped by terraces and balconies, forming a highly greened facade. Landscape design and open-air circulation reinforce the dialogue between indoor and outdoor living, creating privacy, social interaction, and a strong residential identity.

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Eden Moss | Urbane Ivy

Eden Moss by Urbane Ivy is conceived as a breath of freshness, rooted in the idea that even within the smallest green lies the purity of Eden. Seamlessly intertwined with nature, the home evokes the scent of mud after rain, blending traditional Kerala architecture with tropical minimalism to create a simple, calm, and contextual dwelling that feels prosperous, grounded, and deeply connected to its landscape.

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Office of Frames | Playce Studio

Office of Frames by Playce Studio was designed for a father and his son who run different set-ups but share the same office space. The design idea balances individual cabins with a shared work space, allowing privacy and meetings while encouraging quick interactions and easy workflow. A fairly tight budget led to smart details and simple materials to create a connected, open office.

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Playce Studio

Playce Studio is an architecture and interior design practice that embraces ‘play’ as a mindset for inventive problem-solving and experiential design. They view architectural design as a means to craft spaces that foster connection and enhance everyday living, merging functions with imagination across projects of varying scales. Their goal is to create diverse spaces, all characterized by a rooted yet contemporary aesthetic.

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Chronoshift: Regenerative Architecture for Urban Regeneration and Heritage Revitalization in Old Cairo | Bachelor’s Design Thesis

‘Chronoshift’ is an architecture thesis by Khaled Yousre Galal El-Hageen from the ‘Department of Architecture – Kafrelsheikh University.’ The aim of the project is to heal the degraded urban fabric of the Magra El Oyoun Aqueduct by restoring its ecological, social, and cultural significance. It seeks to reconnect the community with its heritage, revive lost green spaces through sustainable systems, and transform the site into a resilient environmental and community hub that links past, present, and future.

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Tinyleaf | GO’C

Tinyleaf by GO’C is conceived as a small outpost bermed into a steep slope site in Mazama, Washington, with a strong relationship to the topography and the drastically different seasons of the Methow Valley. Designed for an outdoor enthusiast, the project maximizes connection to the outdoors while using simple materials and efficient planning to merge the cabin into its landscape year round.

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Greater Poland Uprising Museum | WXCA

Greater Poland Uprising Museum by WXCA is conceived as a space of “face-to-face encounters” that strengthens collective identity and community. A contemporary urban square, understood as an agora and place of dialogue, forms the symbolic center, while the true “heart” of the museum is located underground. Austere stone architecture recalls early settlements and connects historical memory with present-day civic values.

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Irwell Hill Residences | MVRDV

Irwell Hill Residences by MVRDV demonstrates how efficiency and cost-effectiveness can coexist with character and individuality. Using a highly efficient prefabricated, modular PPVC system as its base, the project introduces a pixelated façade that creates the illusion of variation within a repetitive structure. Recessed and extended units add depth, visual interest, and a lively identity while highlighting green communal spaces.

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Flow: Artificial Intelligence as a Framework for Generating Functional Geometry | Bachelor’s Design Project on Computational Architecture

‘Flow’ is a Bachelors Design Project by Alex Li from the ‘School of Architecture – University of Waterloo.’ The project aims to develop robust yet flexible design frameworks that enable designers to generate and fabricate kinetic geometries across multiple scales. By connecting digital simulation with material-driven fabrication, the project emphasizes adaptability, performance, and designer autonomy, allowing the systems to be applied to a wide range of design contexts.

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Golf House | David Guerra Arquitetura e Interiores

Golf House by David Guerra Architecture and Interiors is located on the edge of a golf course and was designed to enhance open views and integration with the landscape. Conceived as a single-story residence, the project explores light and contemporary architecture, emphasizing horizontality, spatial fluidity, and a constant dialogue between indoors and outdoors, with large integrated spaces oriented toward the gardens and the golf course.

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Desert Ark | DesignRESERVE

Desert Ark by designRESERVE explores architecture as a resilient, modular system for extreme environments. As China’s first 3D-printed concrete structure in a desert environment, the project supports ecological restoration in the Tengger Desert while testing rapid prefabrication and reversible construction. Shaped by wind and sand, it serves as a functional campsite and an architectural prototype for future extraterrestrial habitat of humankind.

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DesignRESERVE

DesignRESERVE is an architectural studio committed to a sustainable physical society. Drawing from urban design, architecture, landscape, art, and curation, the practice focuses on creating progressive spaces for urban economy and culture. Through context-specific work, it advocates a “participation domain” that fosters vitality, diversity, and inclusiveness by integrating contemporary life with local history and ecology.

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Casolare Biordo Vecchio | Studio Bressan

Casolare Biordo Vecchio by Studio Bressan is a regeneration project that transforms an old rural building into a contemporary residence while preserving the authenticity of its origins. The design concept balances tradition and modernity, maintaining the original stone facade and proportions toward the road, while opening the house to the landscape through a southern portico with a double-height glass volume.

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The Fragile Mountain: Regenerative Architecture Engaging Erosion and Material Flows in the Alpine Landscape | Master’s Design Thesis

‘The Fragile Mountain’ is an architecture thesis by Maximilian Loeschke from the ‘Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment – TU Delft’. The project aims to rethink architecture in the Alpine landscape by engaging erosion as a generative force rather than a threat. It investigates how material flows caused by climate change, such as rock, driftwood, and sediment, can be intercepted, reused, and made visible through architectural systems that support flood mitigation, education, and public engagement.

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Coconut Yoga Garden | RAD+ar

Coconut Yoga Garden by RAD+ar is designed as a unique yoga center that evokes feelings and experiences through a serene, nature-driven design concept. Using minimalist construction techniques, the project employs reinforced in-situ rammed earth, timber, and locally sourced limestone to complement the island landscape. A circular, fluid spatial organization embraces light, shadow, and organic forms, allowing architecture, nature, and wellness to merge seamlessly.

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7+Select Shop | Say Architects

7+Select Shop by Say Architects is a women’s fashion retail space located on Xinhua South Street in Zhengzhou that turns imagination into reality. Drawing inspiration from Zhengzhou’s deep connection with rivers, the design translates the idea of “River” into a spatial framework. Flowing forms, light, and shadow create a lucid, inclusive realm where each garment is a stone in the stream, shaping an immersive journey of aesthetics.

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Rubra | Ignacio Urquiza + Ana Paula de Alba

Rubra by Ignacio Urquiza and Ana Paula de Alba is conceived as a discreet restaurant defined by a sequence of spatial transitions that disconnect guests from the urban context and immerse them in nature. Blind façades, compressed thresholds, and monolithic volumes frame views toward the ocean and Sierra Madre, while a single sand-toned concrete material creates seclusion and balance between food, light, and landscape.

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The Eddy: Reintroducing the Bathhouse as Civic Leisure Architecture in Metropolitan Sydney | Masters Design Project

‘The Eddy’ is a Masters Design Project by Han Lin and Michael Yeh from the ‘Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning.’ The project aims to create a slow, immersive space within Sydney’s fast-paced CBD, using the thermae as a model to reconnect people with leisure, water, and social interaction. By treating water as a journey of temperature, form, and flow, the bathhouse encourages pause and reflection, transforming the urban environment into a site for sensory engagement, relaxation, and restorative experiences.

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Solace Abode | Studio Habitect

Solace Abode by Studio Habitect is conceived as a calm, light-filled retreat redefining compact urban living. Organized around a central courtyard, the home fosters connection between light, air, and daily life. Perforated jaali-inspired screens and carved voids balance modern minimalism with warmth. The design integrates spirituality and nature, creating a serene dwelling that feels rooted and contemporary.

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