mA-style Architects, Michael Reisch, ARQUITECTURA-G, Christian Kerez, Tato Architects, Maximilian Mann...

Architecture | Koya No Sumika is a minimalist extension for a young couple’s traditional one-storey house located in Yaizu, Japan and designed by Tokyo-based mA-style.

Photography | “I see real landscape through the stencil of virtual landscape and vice-versa,” says Michael Reisch about his disturbing works, which cannot be clearly defined as either reality or simulation.

Design | Designed by London-based Shiro Studio, ‘Uluru’ is a modular and sculptural family of seating elements made of Ultra High Performance Concrete (UHPC).

Architecture | Located within a forest by the riverside in Hebei, China, this buddhist shrine has been developed by ARCHSTUDIO as a place for meditation and contemplation.

Architecture | Barcelona-based Arquitectura-G, through the years of practice, managed to renovate various spaces in Spain and abroad, at the same time developing its unique, distinctive style in designing.

Photography | German photographer Maximilian Mann travels to Iran to visit what was once the second largest salt lake in the world, capturing the impact industry and climate change has had on the area.

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Architecture | The Chapel in Oberrealta designed by Christian Kerez stands at the outermost edge of a high plateau above the Upper Rhine Valley in Cazis, Switzerland.

Photography | Adrift is a project that uses a visual language as a means of polar comparison. By pairing photographs of Antarctic icebergs and empty Iñupiat Eskimo hunting cabins, it offers a restrained commentary on the parallel effects of global climate change at opposite ends of the Earth.

Architecture | On the vicinity of Mt. Rokko, Tato Architects have designed a house which embraces its surroundings, framing and enhancing the views while remaining fully embedded in the urban fabric.

Architecture | A structure of steel pontoons allows this wooden cabin by MOS Architects to float on the surface of Lake Huron.

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