Last October 24th marked the centenary of the birth of Brazilian architect Francisco de Assis Couto Reis (1926–2011), who lived and built most of his work in the city of Salvador, Bahia. Assis Reis, as he was better known, had a career…
Following severe flood damage, a long-standing local photo studio in Japan was demolished and reconstructed as a contemporary civic space integrating a café, observatory, and retail functions. Rather than treating the studio as a closed commercial facility, the project reinterprets…
During his travels, Soul has found the pieces needed to unlock the gate in Green Serpent House and discovered that it conceals a passage into Mirage Estate. Before entering Mirage Estate, we take care of our few final loose ends.
A residence regarded as one of Frank Gehry’s final major works has come to market in Atherton, California, with an asking price of $115 million Frank Gehry-Designed Atherton Home Hits the Market, and Other News. Plus, Art Basel Qatar returns in…
It’s an unassuming entrance to what’s been described as the world’s largest underground folly, a centuries-old mystery buried at least 60 feet below the streets of Liverpool, England, and stretching out for perhaps a square mile or more.
Finalist for Interior Architect of the Year Award 2026, Office S&M guides us through the specification challenges present at Moon House Moon House is a Kensington townhouse, designed for two art collectors in London Office S&M’s body of work…
PREMIERES TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, AT 8.30PMON CHANNEL 9 AND 9NOW After proving that homes can be delivered in weeks rather than months, award-winning designer Jamie Durie is back to showcase revolutionary new ways of building to help solve Australia’s housing crisis. An inspiring new…
A new study traces how Swedish student housing evolved from notorious attic barracks and philanthropic student homes into a state-subsidised building type between 1870 and 1970. Student housing is one of the most overlooked building types in architectural history, yet a growing…
Set to open on December 5, 2026, Kengo Kuma & Associates’ KAI Water Culture House, featuring the captivating structures, brings a unique swimming and bathing experience to Copenhagen’s Papirøen, or Paper Island. This 5,800-square-meter facility introduces ten swimming pools to the city’s transitioning…
Ralph Waldo Emerson once noted the insight books provide into their owners’ minds. Similarly, the sixth issue of Edra MAGAZINE, known for featuring “edra magazine architectural wonders,” reveals the transformative power of light. This publication functions more as a rich…
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