A resort set amongst lava and water
The design of this volcanic resort proposes a relationship of contrasts between architecture, water, and landscape.
When the wind and the landscape shape a hotel
Wind, shade, earth and water: the architectural themes of this holiday resort, in perfect harmony with the landscape.
Modular street furniture to combat the heat
No building work required, reusable and portable – a design that transforms squares and urban spaces into liveable, socially attractive places.
Dynamic models of tourism on private islands
Water parks in locations such as Great Stirrup Cay, Norwegian Cruise Line’s private island, are a prime example.
Clarence Perry’s ‘neighbourhood unit’, or the neighbourhood as a place to live
A social environment characterised by a special sense of cohesion, thanks to the closeness, interaction and sense of security it offers.
Multiple transformations of private swimming pools
Traditional swimming pools are giving way to infinity pools, overflow pools, organic-style pools and beach-style pools, amongst others.
From BIM methodology to BOS systems
How to link the data from the 3D model with the dynamic reality of the building in operation.
When the method determines the form: Gaudí’s polyfunicular model
Rather than imposing a geometric form on the material, the architect allowed the laws of physics to determine the appropriate shape.
Interview with Mahmoud Ghedjatti, theme park Lead Architect
“My role evolved into that of a 'translator'—not of language, but of disciplines”.
Hotels around the world: Hotel Heureka, Venice, Italy
“It was a great challenge… to make an old, listed building possible for the use as a hotel in a modern world”.
