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Apollo design Grigio, a minimalist concrete house in Tokyo -
Open house: an unassuming Argentinian family home communes with nature -
Concrete synergy: a modern house where Brazil meets Australia -
Brutal beauty: Mexico’s leading creative couple cement their passion for concrete -
Noah’s ark: a concrete house floats above South Poland’s mountainous landscape -
A concrete house in Ecuador takes its cues from its rich natural context -
Vårdal Arkitekter’s angular concrete and larch house blends seamlessly into a Tønsberg neighbourhood -
Concrete futures: French artist-designer Frédérick Gautier sets his sights on LA -
New take on the Greek beach house by Athens based R.C.TECHAthens based architecture studio R.C.TECH offers a new take on the classic Greek beach house with a single-level volume of interlocking shapes, designed with holiday memories in mind
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The postwar public art that became a symbol of the British modernist dream -
Welcome to Sarajevo: transforming the Historical Museum in Venice -
Office KGDVS’s Tim van Laere Gallery prepares for April opening in Antwerp -
A concrete Melbourne home centred on nature and mindfulnessCanopy House by Powell & Glenn is a Melbourne house built around mindfulness and a passion for open-air, concrete South American architecture
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View master: a Turkish house in Çeşme perfectly frames its sea vistas -
Concrete celebration: exploring brutalism through the lens of Simon Phipps -
Balancing act: step into Pezo von Ellrichshausen’s inverted pyramid home -
Japanese architect Go Fujita designs a concrete live/work space for himself -
Tadao Ando-designed Wrightwood 659 exhibition space opens in Chicago -
Brutalist icon Preston Bus Station gets facelift by John Puttick Associates -
Geir Grung’s UFO-like hydroelectric station in the Norwegian mountainsThe Suldal power station complex, part of industrial giant Norsk Hydro’s huge hydroelectric development in the 1960s, is an unassuming design destination with tourism potential. Architect Geir Grung, who hatched design concepts quickly with very little self-doubt, designed the buildings to dominate nature and reflect the progressive spirit of the space age. Inspired by Danish architect Jørn Utzon, with whom he travelled to China with on a research trip, Grung’s design combines Asian design influence with interiors carved out of the raw rock
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Tadao Ando’s He Art Museum draws on local Chinese vernacularThe famed Japanese architect draws on traditional, local architecture in his latest cultural project, the He Art Museum (HEM), which prepares to open its doors in Shunde, Southern China
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Concrete mass: welcome to São Paulo’s newest cultural centre -
Pálás in Galway takes arthouse cinema to the next level -
Raw Concrete: Barnabas Calder explores the beauty of Brutalism -
Cast masters: OMA brings concrete, culture and car parking to Miami’s Faena District -
Architecture in the words of Paulo Mendes da RochaGreat modernist Paulo Mendes da Rocha passed away on 23 May 2021 aged 92. Here, we revisit the interview he gave Wallpaper* in 2010 for our Brazil-focussed June issue, talking about architecture, awards and his home country
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Studio RHE designs dramatic Seychelles residences for Six Senses resorts
