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Hill House stairs and plants
The House That Lynda.com Built

Hill House, designed by Donaldson + Partners, is the result of an all-too-rare creative alignment between architect, client, and builder

Grand Quai

Provencher_Roy adds a structurally expressive observation tower to Montreal’s waterfront

Mazatlán aquarium concrete building
El Gran Acuario

Tatiana Bilbao ESTUDIO designs an aquarium in Mazatlán, Mexico, around the premise of a “flooded ruin”

AI rendering of 3D-printed house
Man Versus Machine

ICON rolls out a bevy of new technologies at SXSW, including new low-carbon concrete and an AI platform

Honor Roll

OPEN Architecture sculpts Shanfeng Academy from board-formed concrete

Living in the Round

JSa and MTA+V turn the multifamily housing model inside out with Pedre, an undulating tower in Mexico City’s El Pedregal neighborhood

South of France

Pietri Architectes clads La Porte Bleue with a grid of concrete arches

Concrete Swoop

Ludwig Godefroy offers a Brutalist take on Oaxacan vernacular architecture

Out in the Open

LMN Architects’ Interactive Learning Pavilion at UC Santa Barbara couples concrete panels with perforated aluminum railings

Corner the Market

Concrete setbacks define SOM’s 1245 Broadway office tower

College of Concrete

Stanton Williams designs textured concrete forms for UCL’s Marshgate building

Leading By Example

Governor Hochul’s Buy Clean Concrete program seeks to reduce embodied carbon in New York state building projects

Primary Lesson

Trace Architecture Office erects colorful concrete volumes for Haikou Jiangdong Hundao Experimental School

Nice Box

Magazzino unveils the Robert Olnick Pavilion, designed by Alberto Campo Baeza and Miguel Quismondo

A concrete bridge gently arches over a river in Switzerland
A Cohesive Crossing

Christ & Gantenbein conceives a gentle concrete construction for Switzerland’s Aare Bridge

Materiality in Milan

Park Associati implements a terra-cotta–colored concrete facade for Open 336 office building

Achromatic Design

Carr uses a concrete grid to frame 835 High Street in a Melbourne suburb

Concrete Copy

B+H replicates Quebec’s geology for facade of Library and Archives Canada’s newest facility

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