Ceramic Pavilions in the Northern Fields of Valencia / Bona fide taller

Two pavilions, structures whose size and perforations evoke the forms of stubble burners or small tool sheds. Roughed out preliminary spaces. Open-air rooms squarely-aligned to the existing traces of the irrigation channels that form their base and water the northern fields of Valencia.

Casa B . V / CIMA studio

"I start a project when I visit a place." - This phrase by Siza represents our design philosophy, and in particular, what happened with Casa B . V. In this case, the process also included choosing the property (purchased to be our future home). From the very beginning, during the visits, the trapezoidal floor plan offering unusual perspectives, the L-shaped terrace, the compact size, and the great potential to redesign the layout gave us the feeling that this was our home, or better, our challenge.

From Scaffolds to Structures: India’s Unfinished Journey with Bamboo

Across Asia, bamboo scaffolding has symbolized an intersection of traditional knowledge and modern construction. Hong Kong's skyline is shaped by intricate bamboo scaffolding, yet this time-honored craft is steadily vanishing from the region. Moving east, Indian cities still utilize bamboo scaffolding on building sites throughout the subcontinent, revealing a different kind of paradox.

Yuki - Uluwatu / Studio Tanama

Perched dramatically on the limestone cliffs of Uluwatu, Yuki Bali is more than a dining destination—it is a spatial narrative of culture, craft, and connection. Designed as a sensorial journey, the architecture of Yuki bridges the soulful essence of Balinese tradition with the refined minimalism of Japanese design, creating a contemporary space that honors both heritage and the horizon.

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