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#MMEKExperienceArchitects creates #environments that #transform key life moments and #brand messages into unforgettable experiences seamlessly combining #digital, #physical and #spatial elements. Check out how they once again endorse their already-strong track record in #healthcare with the #PrincessMáximaCentre in #Netherlands…

@tinker-imagineers design an array of interactive games and a genial environment to make this centre designed especially for the treatment of obese youngsters a go-to place in The Netherlands. Check out the full story here

Studio Design Inc expresses key elements of biophilic design to break out of the common perception that research facilities are sterile environments and that scientists go about their work autonomously, with minimal interaction with colleagues! Check out one of Australia's largest biotechnology research centres…

FAAB Architects use the psychology of colour and form to address the interiors of a fertility clinic in Poland

Nepal's climate offers a unique opportunity for water harvesting from fog. Margot Krasojević Architects design a sustainable infrastructure to support this very endeavour. Check it out here…

Network of Architecture (NOA) expands the Puradies nature resort in Leogang, Austria with a new spa themed around the elements of fire, water, earth, and air.

XISUI Design capitalises on its expertise in cutting-edge digital design and construction technologies to craft an organic, parametric digital landscape and intriguing play area that engages children and adults alike!

Contemporary minimalism finds its home in the world of hospitality to create the stylish and inviting Blanche by the Bay - Saravi Resort designed by Architecture Interspace. Dictated by clean lines, open spaces, and a restrained colour palette, this 25-room luxury villa resort is situated near Auroville, Pondicherry, seamlessly blending with its tropical surroundings.

Studio Inspatia crafts Forest Within-a serene residential escape in the foothills of Mount Asama, Japan-where Zen minimalism meets contextual architecture. Elevated lightly on steel stilts, shaped by nature and time, this retreat dissolves the boundaries between interior and forest. Glass walls, charred wood, basalt stone, and a central courtyard echo timeless Japanese traditions, offering presence and quietude in every frame.