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SC Workplaces: Merging Art and Design in Modern Office Environments

Spacious modern office interior with wooden ceiling, circular lighting, and colorful furniture.

Discover SC Workplaces in California, a cutting-edge office design by Behnisch Architekten, crafted in 2022. This innovative project transforms a standard developer box into a vibrant workplace oasis. With its focus on connection, collaboration, and sustainability, the design features dynamic atriums, ample daylight, and communal spaces that foster a new era of working environments.

Raga Svara: Redefining Wellness Spaces with Nature in India

Circular atrium with lush tropical plants and reflective floor in modernist building.

Raga Svara, designed by Shanmugam Associates in 2022, is a cutting-edge wellness/spa retreat located in Rajkot, India. This project showcases a biophilic approach, prioritizing minimal architectural interventions to enhance the natural landscape. With a focus on therapeutic and ecological wellbeing, Raga Svara integrates lush greenery, local materials, and sustainable design to offer a holistic rejuvenation experience.

The Block Bond House: Blending Architecture With Nature

Expansive interior with wooden beams, brick walls, and open kitchen-dining area.

The Block Bond House, designed by Felipe Palacios and Johann Moeller in 2021 in Lumbisi, Ecuador, is a standout example of contemporary house architecture. Merging thoughtful spatial organization with the site’s natural elements, it presents a modern sanctuary for a young family. Its distinct use of exposed brick, steel, and wood underlines the house’s expressive materiality and warm character, while large folding doors blur the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces.

John A. Paulson Center: NYU’s Hub for Innovation and Interaction

Striking wooden slat ceiling curves above vibrant color-blocked lounge seating.

The John A. Paulson Center by KieranTimberlake, situated in New York’s vibrant Manhattan, sets a new standard for urban green space in education. This LEED Gold-certified building not only serves NYU’s academic needs with its array of classrooms and performing arts facilities but also promotes environmental responsibility through sustainable design. Its unique location and innovative layout facilitate a dynamic learning environment, fostering connections within the NYU community and the city beyond.

House in Warmiia: Eco-Friendly Living in Poland’s Countryside

A cozy cabin interior with a vaulted wooden ceiling, large windows, and modern furniture.

In Cerkiewnik, Poland, the House in Warmiia emerges as a stunning example of modern architecture effortlessly blending with nature. Designed by Marta Szlachta in 2023, this eco-friendly, single-story house showcases large glazings, natural materials, and a design that invites the outside in, making it an ideal haven for those seeking tranquility and modern amenities in a rural setting.