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Casa Malonic by HW Studio, Photo Cesar Bejar

HW Studio approaches Casa Malonic in Zihuatanejo through a disciplined reduction of architectural elements. Completed in June 2026 at Punta Garrobo, Guerrero, the 497-square-meter residence relies on ground, roof, wall and shadow to organize a site defined by jungle vegetation an...


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Uchronia, Le Grand Bouquet, Photo Romain Moriceau

Uchronia presents Le Grand Bouquet at the Grand Palais in Paris from September 11 to 20, 2026, creating a monumental floral installation inside the Rotonde d’Antin for Paris Design Week. Founded by Julien Sebban, the multidisciplinary design collective devel...


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Courtesy of Louis Vuitton

Louis Vuitton expands its Pierre Legrain Homage Collection with the Kubic Armchair, unveiled during Paris Design Week 2026 as part of the House’s Objets Nomades pre...


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Casa Capirote by Alejandro Cateto, Photo Cateto Cateto

For Casa Capirote, Alejandro Cateto develops an interior around references to Seville, drawing particular influence from Triana pottery and the decorative language associated with Plaza de España. The project translates these references into a contemporary apartment thr...


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The Gift // Socialist Architecture and the Politics of Giving – Book Cover

Architecture often carried political meaning during the Cold War, and The Gift: Spaces of Global Socialism and Their Afterlives examines one of its clearest forms: buildings donated by socialist states to newly independent countries in Africa and Asia. Edited by


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