Designed by the husband-and-wife team behind Atelier Mey, House in a Garden serves as a living laboratory for its architects.

The design challenges traditional museum typologies, seamlessly integrating galleries, artist studios, and public spaces to create a dynamic cultural hub.

These elegant solutions for both commercial and residential settings combine high performance with sleek design.

In addition to incorporating a new subterranean gallery, the firm updates every square foot of the original 1976 building to meet modern standards.

From modest community-built wading pools to expansive coastal attractions, the architect explores the history and ecological potential of saltwater sanctuaries.

In northern Spain, a building for playing a beloved traditional sport sensitively adapts to its rural context.

Forum: As proposals expand in scale and scope, and public spending increases, large-scale pro sports developments fall flat as gestures of urban goodwill.

With only two purpose-built structures and a heavy reliance on existing venues, this year's games will be the least architectural—in terms of new construction—in decades.

Inspired by Australia's ocean pools, the Parramatta Aquatic Center offers respite from urban heat islands.

Wahlström & Steijner cleverly navigate site constraints to equip a suburban neighborhood in Sweden with two arenas for practice and games.