Concrete
Dezeen Debate features “beautifully crafted” Gilder Center by Studio Gang
Eight brutalist Mexican interiors that prove concrete doesn’t have to feel cold
Hermès aims “to attract attention to what is invisible” with caged homeware collection
Studio Gang unites Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts buildings with folded concrete canopy
Design Ni Dukaan wraps “citadel-like” house in curved concrete wall
Brutalist-style villa by Espacio 18 embodies “natural beauty” of Yucatán Peninsula caves
Zozaya Arquitectos orients Mexican beach house around reflecting pool
Exposed-concrete stair pulls light and views into Porto home by Tsou Arquitectos
Atelier Gratia designs angular concrete courtyard house in Taiwan
Ludwig Godefroy creates brutalist cube-shaped home in Mexico
3D-printed bridge “combines ancient wisdoms and modern technology”
The Square is a space for students to “open their minds” says Sou Fujimoto
FMT Estudio connects two Mexican dwellings with swimming pool courtyard
Studio Gang designs cave-like Gilder Center for American Museum of Natural History
Takeshi Hirobe Architects designs Japanese house to “dance around” complex site
Espacio 18 Arquitectura cantilevers a sculptural concrete house in Oaxaca
Rieder concrete panels adorn Fifth Avenue skyscraper by Rafael Viñoly
Hooba Design Group adds concrete volumes to unfinished office in Tehran
Eight brutalist homes in Latin America
Faceted panels wrap Line Hotel and Serif building in San Francisco
“Timber alone cannot get us out of this mess”
La Seine Musicale is “a symbol with meaning and function” says Shigeru Ban
Henn and TU Dresden complete world’s first carbon concrete building
