Architecture – Amusement Logic

Xi’an Tree, a vertical park in Xi’an, China

An architectural artefact that seems to welcome those who venture into the commercial district.

Design of custom-made prefabricated modules that can be installed without the need for excavation or major construction work.

A reference to a design connected to the past, moving toward the future in urban parks in Arab countries.

Students aged between 15 and 18 participated in every stage of its development, from design to final construction.

Aridity, rocks, and the absence of vegetation are part of the canvas on which conscious architecture is projected.

Modern architecture faces two main challenges with the tools currently at its disposal.

If the façade dematerialises the volume, the footbridge over the sky makes the ground disappear underfoot.

Now a monument, the design of the penguinarium addressed the London Zoo as an architectural object.

Floating suite on artificial lagoons, ponds or in sheltered bays, at the foot of large hotels and resorts.

An innovative complex of 100 floating homes and commercial spaces on the former Spoorweghaven basin.

The women of stone, support for the human and the divine, have gone around the world on a path of complete democratisation.

Design for resort hotels in the Arabian Peninsula; gazebos with absolute privacy in natural surroundings.