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The Haussmannian masterpiece - Les Bains in Paris - is a building design that is firmly stamped by its heritage, whilst it captures the zeitgeist of 21st century Paris. Check it out here...

Inspired by a kids' game of broken telephone, where the inputs and outputs don't always exactly match, Hello, Hello is a poetic messaging system inside a luminescent arch that turns peoples' voices into a lyrical spectacle. Created by Daily tous les jours, an emergent field of practice that combines interactive art, storytelling, performance, and urban design to create unexpected experiences that bring strangers together in a spirit of play, cooperation, and creativity, the permanent public art installation is part of a broader vision for "Joy Experiments" - interventions designed to foster community through play. 

Creativity knows no bounds and this is exactly what architectural firm Tropical Space depicts through Terracotta Studio- a studio for renowned Vietnamese clay and pottery artist Le Duc Ha

Using the theme of flowing water, design firms, La Camaraderie and Inscape le studio create a dynamic, thematic educational space for school workshops, maximising the nexus between experiential and environmental design.

Studio Daily tous les jours' work has been described as "infrastructure for the human spirit." The scenarios they create put the human back at the centre of strategies for urban development, engaging the public with ideas about mobility, resilience, social connection, and civic engagement. Here, they design a musical interactive public bench that holds the potential to foster an inclusive atmosphere in a distinctly overcrowded and busy urban scenario. 

Studio De Schutter introduces a holistic lighting concept for the 2,000-square-metre food market Le Big TamTam, giving Hamburg's Hanseviertel a beacon that visitors have been waiting for. 

2018's Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureate, Ar. Balkrishna Doshi becomes the first Indian architect to be conferred this Nobel prize in architecture. Read about it here…