19 Collective Housing Units / Atelier 56S

The architectural style of the Alsace-Lorraine district, rebuilt after the war, is characteristic of what is called classical modernity; it is based on a symmetrical composition with gabled roofs, vertical openings, and decorative moldings.

Safe by Design: How Architects and Forensics Rethink Security across Scales

"The public square and civic infrastructure are the front lines against this kind of attack", proclaimed then-President of the American Institute of Architects, Thomas Vonier. The decades since 9/11 and mass violence have pressured cities, in the United States and globally, to reconsider what "safety" means. Is it about barriers, bollards, surveillance? Or is it about trust, visibility, evidence, resilience? Several projects confront these questions at various scales to demonstrate how architecture and forensic thinking can collectively protect communities and civic life.

House Tao / HW Studio

Some houses are not designed: they are remembered. Casa Tao was not born from technical lines, but from the silent memory of those who inhabit it. It is a house that does not aim to respond to an image, but to a life. Or rather: to a way of living.

The Rock: Dornbracht’s Exploration of Craft and Precision

In an era of digital precision, AI automation, and mass reproducibility, the value of the human craftmanship is being reimagined rather than lost. It's in this intersection between machine logic and material intuition that Dornbracht, the German manufacturer renowned for sculptural fittings, launches The Rock, the debut piece of its new Atelier Editions.

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