Infinity Village / G8A Architecture & Urban Planning

Found 40km from the center of Hanoi in the Silicon Valley of North Vietnam, "Infinity Village" is part of the Hoa Lac High-Tech development zone. The global masterplan is formed as a series of "villages" distributed around a central park. In progress since 2007 three projects have been completed by G8A; High Tech Landscape, Concrete Lace and The Gardens. With each project, like an organism rapidly growing, Infinity Village has been crafted from their genesis and designed as an ongoing conceptual development.

Vernacular architecture with a contemporary language: taipa and minimalism in a 620m² project in Brasília.

The concept of the Sunday café–playroom was based on the idea of creating a place that naturally integrates the needs of both adults and children. The inspiration came from the Montessori philosophyfocused on freedom, growth, and harmony, as well as the observation of urban spaces, which often artificially divide functions into "for children" and "for adults."

In the southwest of the city of Tübingen, the historic center of Derendingen is undergoing a period of transformation. Once shaped by its ribbon-like development, the area now faces a mix of renovation, repurposing, and selective densification. Within this evolving context stands a remarkable listed barn dating back to 1806, situated prominently beside the road and surrounded by the village church, an old schoolhouse, a bakehouse, and former agricultural buildings.