Originally a BMW Group corporate hotel since 1942, the site saw a turning point in 2008 when the original structure was demolished. Architects Oskar Leo Kaufmann and Albert Rüf stepped in with a vision that, nearly two decades later, still feels remarkably ahead of its time.

Are you looking for a powerful and intuitive 3D modelling software that revolutionized the design industry with its user-friendly "Push/Pull" technology? Here you have SketchUp!

Common Ground, located in South Korea, stands as a landmark of modular innovation. This 5,300 sqm commercial hub, spanning four floors, was constructed entirely from 200 upcycled shipping containers.

Today, the Moxy Hotels chain boasts numerous properties worldwide, standing as a prime example of circular architecture. These structures are designed to be fully disassembled and transported, allowing for potential relocation—a revolutionary approach in the hospitality sector.

What exactly is BIM, and why is it transforming the industry?

Epic has skyrocketed the software into the professional spotlight. Today, it is a staple in the workflows of world-renowned firms like Zaha Hadid Architects and BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group).

One of the many ways to redefine large, abandoned commercial surfaces—such as shopping malls—is to repurpose them for the sports, recreation, and community sectors. A key advantage of these sectors is their ability to adapt to any space, shape, or surface area.

Add extra living space to your property, create a rental income stream, or perhaps build a cozy spot for aging parents

Working on a modest 15-by-34-metre lot, the firm spent five years navigating a labyrinth of zoning bylaws and topographical challenges to create a home that is as much a piece of sculpture as it is a residence.

In the world of city planning, we often think of "change" as a decade-long process involving heavy machinery and massive budgets. Tactical Urbanism NOW! 2026 is here to challenge that sluggish status quo. This competition isn't looking for the next concrete monument; it’s looking for the "urban hack"—the lightweight, temporary, and ingenious intervention that proves a better city is possible right now.

In the quiet town of Bedizzole, nestled near the shores of Lake Garda, stands a testament to Northern Italy’s rural history. Villa Gioia, once a grand estate defined by its gardens and service buildings, is now the focal point of a profound architectural challenge: Adaptive Regeneration. The competition invites designers to transform this historic complex into a contemporary retirement residence, proving that "old age" and "old walls" can together create a vibrant, modern fut

Design is rarely about a single object; it is about the conversation between elements. Situér Milano, a brand synonymous with industrial elegance and metalwork mastery, is opening its doors to a new chapter. The Situér Milano Design Challenge invites architects and designers to move beyond the "standalone piece" and instead conceptualize a coordinated mini-collection—a family of objects that speaks a singular, sophisticated language.

In an era defined by "more"—more square footage, more technology, more noise—the Kingspan MICROHOME 2026 invites a radical pause. Now in its landmark 11th edition, this competition serves as a manifesto for the power of the small. We are not just asking for a floor plan; we are asking a fundamental question: Can less be more?

Now in its third landmark edition, Buildner’s Unbuilt Award 2026 returns to honour the liminal space between imagination and reality. This competition is a sanctuary for the "what if"—a global stage dedicated to the boldest ideas that remain, for now, off the grid and on the boards. We celebrate the architectural alchemy that occurs when creativity is freed from the practicalities of the construction site, allowing for pure, visionary exploration.

A country is far more than a set of borders or a flag—it is a collection of whispers, rituals, conflicts, and aspirations. Pavilion Atlas 2026 is a global call to architects and thinkers to strip away the national clichés and replace them with spatial narratives. How do you build the "feeling" of a culture? This competition asks you to select a nation you are deeply connected to and translate its contemporary soul into a conceptual pavilion.

Architecture is often about making a statement, but at La Albufera Natural Park, the most powerful statement is a whisper. Nidos de Agua (Water Nests) is an architectural call to action set within one of the Mediterranean’s most vital wetland ecosystems. The competition challenges designers to create a microarchitecture pavilion that acts as a bridge—not just across water, but between human perception and an incredibly fragile environment.