The Rainforest Residence / Choo Gim Wah Architect

From monumental infrastructure to poetic architecture, off-form concrete has long served as architecture's most versatile medium that is equally capable of structural boldness and delicate refinement. In Malaysia's tropical context, this versatile medium finds new expression in The Rainforest Residence, where the materiality transcends its Brutalist roots to achieve a synthesis of permanence and permeability.

Anand Home / Hiren Patel Architect Design

Courtyards spill into living spaces, and the lines between inside and outside dissolve into a seamless whole. This 17,800 sq. ft. bungalow in Anand, by Hiren Patel Architects, blurs the boundaries between landscape, architecture, and interiors, creating a home where nature isn't just the backdrop but an integral part of the design. A seamless blend of spaces, light, and textures makes this home a true expression of modern luxury, bringing a new standard of sophisticated living to Anand.

Dingzhou Cultural and Sports Center / THAD

A Millennium-Old County Reborn, A New Engine for Urban Development — Dingzhou City, historically lauded as the "the throat of the nation" and designated a "Millennium County" by the UN, is embarking on a new chapter. The new ecological region is located in the north of Dingzhou city, just 3km from the Song Dynasty Tower. It focuses on four core developments: Culture, Ecology, Technology, and Industry.

Foster + Partners to Design the National Memorial to Queen Elizabeth II

Foster + Partners has won the competition to design the national memorial to Queen Elizabeth II. In February 2025, five finalist teams were selected by the Queen Elizabeth Memorial Committee to develop a master plan honoring and celebrating the late Queen. The memorial aims to provide visitors with a space for reflection in London's St James's Park, a site of historical and constitutional significance. Foster + Partners' winning proposal features a new bridge inspired by the Queen's wedding tiara, a Prince Philip Gate, and new gardens. The design will continue to be developed until April 2026.

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