SelgasCano . photos: © Taran Wilkhu
Building B1 at London’s Design District. Set across four storeys, it spans over 10,000 sq. ft providing spacious, open-plan workspace with views of the winter garden from one end and across Design District from the other. Continue reading SelgasCano
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Typically, all projects are initially based on a specific place and time. In this case, the essence of the project is that it is based on two places and two times. The second place is the Giardini della Biennale as the intervention space, and the first time is the hot and humid summer in Venice. The first place, on the other hand, is the Kumara Foundation in the southeast of India, and the second time is some moment in the spring of 2026 in India. Continue reading Selgascano
SelgasCano . FRPO . renders: © Drawfield
Shkodra, one of the oldest and most culturally rich cities in Albania, offers a unique environment with its natural landscape and historical heritage. Continue reading SelgasCano . FRPO
This visionary building in Beijing is conceived as an architectural marvel, comprising two distinctive yet seamlessly integrated parts that redefine the cityscape. At ground level, a grand public exhibition space with transparent facades invites the community to engage with cultural displays, fostering a symbiotic relationship between the building and the urban environment. Above, a rooftop plaza serves as an artificial landscape, blending lush greenery and urban elements to create a communal oasis suspended above the city. Continue reading Selgascano
From July to October 2024, an immersive installation by the Spanish architecture duo SelgasCano could be experienced at aut, in which the premises of the former brewery are transformed into ‘Unstable Zones’ using minimal means. Continue reading selgascano
