It comprises three geometric archetypes — the cube, the sphere, and the tube — interlocked into vibrant, irregular compositions that foster space-body connectivity.

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reinforced concrete poured in pine formwork creates stone-like textures.

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the book presents 26 projects across the country, from the sculptural, brutalist works of ludwig godefroy to the climate-conscious homes of mauricio rocha + gabriela carrillo.

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continuity is fostered throughout, from the thresholds and the materiality to the lightness and microclimatic buffers, inspired by the principles of organic architecture.

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referencing the biblical tower of babel, the vertically composed complex departs from superficial symbolism to offer a site-sensitive response.

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exposed brick masonry and earth plaster create dynamic bands in the elevation, while rammed earth elements highlight the foyer.

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conceived entirely from negative space, the project carves a living environment out of a series of floating voids.

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from floor to ceiling and wall to wall, the brown house is a celebration by BLDUS of sustainable materials.

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the 22-story condominium reaches nearly 90 meters, transforming a former residential structure into a landmark defined by its pink facade.

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anchored by natural rock and held aloft by a single V-shaped steel column, the home hovers above the sloping site.

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