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Productora

Kymaia Hotel . Oaxaca

Productora . The Book of Wa . photos: © Onnis Luque

Kymaia, a haven that emerges on the Oaxacan coastal horizon, stands as a symphony between architecture, nature anddesign. The construction, conceived by entrepreneur Ezequiel Ayarza Sforza and sculpted by Productora, a Mexican firm knownfor its precise approach and timeless aesthetics, is inspired by the unique ecosystems of the region. Each elementdemonstrates the commitment to the environment, through the use of techniques and materials that evoke the diversity andrichness of Oaxaca. The pigmented concrete blocks and wooden structures integrate harmoniously with the landscape, creating a symbiosis between the organic and the constructed, tracing a silent but forceful dialogue with its surroundings. Continue reading Productora

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BeAr

Museum of Basque Folk Music | MUSIKTOPA . Artea

BeAr. Arquitectos.- Ane Arce, Iñigo Berasategui . photos: © Luis Díaz Díaz

The genius loci or spirit of place is one of the classic concerns that has haunted architecture since ancient times. This search for local or traditional specificity helps to provide a sense of belonging and security that invites the collective appropriation of public spaces. Continue reading BeAr

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Poot architectuur

Pius X College . Antwerpen

Poot architectuur . photos: © Stijn Bollaert . © Luc Roymans -drone-

The existing third-grade school building at Pius X College in Antwerpen, is being extended and thoroughly renovated. New classrooms will be provided on the roof floor in a large roof pavilion. The new sculptural, hexagonal shape includes six flexible classrooms where the circulation is organised on the outside so that a minimal footprint is built and the remaining area can become additional, high-quality outdoor space. In this way, we build very compact and economical. Moreover, a lot of green space is added to an urban building. Continue reading Poot architectuur

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Meng Wang

Civic Center . Kleinbasel

Meng Wang

This significant historical site located in the heart of Kleinbasel holds substantial potential as a public space; however, its current fragmented condition prevents this potential from being realized. Consequently, the project proposes a comprehensive reimagining of the site, envisioning a new urban space for Basel that could establish a renewed sense of centrality for both the neighborhood and the city. Continue reading Meng Wang