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Freedom Mobile Arch Amphitheatre is defined by a sweeping mass-timber canopy that frames views toward Vancouver’s North Shore Mountains while sheltering an open-air venue for up to 10,000 people. Sixty glulam arches form six intersecting barrel vaults, creating a long-span structure with exposed timber throughout. The canopy also contributes to the amphitheatre’s acoustic performance while maintaining its connection to the surrounding park and landscape. Learn more about this project in the link in bio 🔗 #architecture: Revery Architecture @reveryarchitecture📍#Canada #photography: Ema Peter @emaphotographi 14 Nov 2026 What if the best way to know a city is to share its space? As tourism reshapes cities and more people live on the move, many hostels are rethinking what it means to visit a place. Instead of keeping guests apart from local life, they open up through shared spaces like courtyards, wide corridors, and gardens, where visitors and residents meet. Identity is not static. It grows from the places people share, even for a short time. A corridor in China doubled in width to host meals and children’s play. A courtyard in India became the heart of daily life. A row house in Chiang Mai kept its terrazzo and clay tiles to honor local craft. What if staying somewhere meant taking part in it, not just passing through? Read more through the link in bio. Article written by: Agustina Iñiguez (@agustinainiguez_) Images: Ramai Boys Hostel / Amruta Daulatabadkar Architects adaa (@amruta_daulatabadkar) © phxindia (@phxindia) Village Collective Housing / No10-Architects © Xianzhi Huang Tamni Hostel / PO-D Architects (@po_d_architects) © Phahonchai Premjai, Design something, Soopakorn Srisakul Tsunami Evacuation Complex: Terrasse Orange Toi / Nippon Koei Urban Space + Imai Laboratory, IIS, UTokyo © Hiroshi Ueda Qingli Home Stay / HEI Architectural Design Studio. Image © Alili 13 Nov 2026 Pusayapuri Housing draws from the remaining pagoda foundations of U Thong to shape the façade of a contemporary hospitality building. Repeated projecting and recessed modules create depth, shade the west-facing elevation, and reinterpret the stepped geometry found in the city’s historic structures. Precast GRC panels reproduce a brick-like texture, while open terraces and a diagonal air shaft bring daylight and natural ventilation through the six-story building. Learn more about this project in the link in bio 🔗 #architecture: EKAR @ekar_architects📍#Thailand #photography: Rungkit Chareonwat 13 Nov 2026 Fifty years after construction began, this cinema showed its first film. Dating back to 1973, the Cinema Studio Namibe stands out for its futuristic dome, which earned it the nickname “spaceship.” When Angola’s independence and civil war interrupted the works, the building was left unfinished, a cinema with no screenings and no audience. Even so, it became one of the most recognizable icons of Angolan tropical modernism. Restored and reopened in October 2025, it now shows how a piece of architecture can hold a collective memory long before it is ever used. What other unfinished buildings are waiting for their second chance? Discover the story of this tropical modernist icon through the link in bio. In collaboration with World Monuments Fund (@worldmonumentsfund) Article by Camilla Ghisleni (@camillaghis) Images by Walter Fernandes #Architecture #Modernism #Heritage #Concrete #Africa 12 Nov 2026 Planá Kindergarten combines timber construction, compact planning, and outdoor learning within a net-zero energy public building. The project is divided into two volumes connected by a shared garden, allowing each group of children to have its own spaces while remaining part of a larger whole. Timber cladding, large circular windows, rooftop play areas, and direct connections to the playground give the kindergarten a clear identity within the village center. Learn more about this project in the link in bio 🔗 #architecture: PROAM ARCHITEKTI @proam_architekti📍#Czechia #photography: Petr Polák Studio @petrpolakstudio 12 Nov 2026 Bai’etan, Guangzhou organizes a complex urban district through two main directions: movement along the Pearl River and movement toward it. A continuous waterfront park is connected to metro access, historic buildings, neighborhoods, schools, commercial areas, and community spaces through a layered pedestrian network. Sunken plazas, walkways, terraces, and rooftops extend public space across multiple levels, creating places for circulation, rest, and everyday interaction within the dense urban setting. Learn more about this project in the link in bio 🔗 #landscapearchitecture: Agence TER 📍#China #photography: ©️IAM岸木摄影 11 Nov 2026 Architecture is often designed around the assumption that everyone experiences space in the same way. Yet for neurodivergent people, elements such as light, sound, texture, spatial organisation, and sensory stimulation can profoundly shape how an environment is perceived and experienced. Designing for neurodivergence means moving beyond standardised ideas of comfort and functionality. It asks architects to consider different sensory needs, patterns of perception, and ways of interacting with the built environment. Comment: “Experience” to receive the full article in your inbox. Article written by: Eduardo Souza @eduardoleitesouza @johnston_architects Images: Winthrop Library © Benji Drummond Oak Lodge Library © Christian Columbres Winthrop Library © Benji Drummond Edmonds Library © Sno-Isle Libraries Oak Lodge Library © Christian Columbres 10 Nov 2026 Simultaneously with the launch of Akustik, the innovative new line of products for acoustic comfort @inkiostrobianco officially presents PHONOTRAMA. This first exclusive collection is designed specifically for INK•FELT sound-absorbing panels, featuring a minimalist, geometric and sophisticated aesthetic. Inspired by the world of textiles, the collection is crafted to integrate seamlessly into elegant public and professional spaces. #phonotrama #homedecor #acousticpanels #akustik #felt #interiordesign 10 Nov 2026 SFJ6 Building uses housing to reshape the relationship between a large residential development and its urban surroundings. A folded ground floor follows the site’s topography, while commercial spaces, a new pedestrian street, and a stepped public plaza introduce activity along the edges of the building. Passive ventilation, a high-performance envelope, district heating, aerothermal systems, and photovoltaic panels support the project’s low-energy strategy. Learn more about this project in the link in bio 🔗 #architecture: MARMOLBRAVO @marmolbravo_ + MADhel 📍#Spain #photography: Jose Hevia 10 Nov 2026 Gain international recognition, connect with the global architecture community, and see your project built for real through the Student Project Awards! This year, the prize takes you to Milan. Swipe to see what’s waiting for you. Submit now via the link in bio! In partnership with @dropcity_org 09 Nov 2026 Populus draws from the growth patterns of Colorado’s native Aspen trees to shape a new hotel in downtown Denver. Vertical scallops organize the façade according to the width of the guest rooms, while eye-shaped windows vary in scale depending on the public and private spaces behind them. GFRC panels, deep window surrounds, and built-in seating give the exterior a strong relationship to both climate and interior use, while framing views toward the city and Rocky Mountains. Learn more about this project in the link in bio 🔗 #architecture: Studio Gang @studiogang📍#UnitedStates #photography: Jason O'Rear, Steve Hall, Peng Chen / Unsplash 09 Nov 2026 This week's project review is Brumadinho Memorial by Gustavo Penna Arquiteto e Associados @gustavopennaarq #photography Leonardo Finotti, Jomar Bragança Learn more about this projects by following the link in our bio 🔗 08 Nov 2026

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