Dione House / STUDIO ANDRE LENZA

In the heart of the sunny Brazilian cerrado, in the Cruzeiro do Sul condominium in Goiânia, Casa Dione camouflages itself within the landscape. The couple, with three children, desired a house that could fully open to the backyard, allowing the children to run freely — and that, when necessary, could be easily closed.

The project for the city's new seafront reimagines the public space of the tourist promenade, focusing on social interaction and community well-being, primarily through the elimination of vehicular traffic along the route.

Located in Charlevoix, along a rural road offering striking views of fields, mountains, and the river, this project serves as a gathering place for a large family united by their love of winter.

Touted as the new era in construction, Building Information Modeling (BIM) has captured global attention with its promise of seamless coordination, trimmed budgets, and newfound efficiencies. Yet in India's construction landscape, the adoption of technology tells a more nuanced story about cultural barriers and technical limitations.