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Architecture, interiors, villas and contemporary living.
AR Arquitetos' design masterfully navigates terrain, offering insights for architects facing similar challenges across the Pacific Rim.
The transformation of an Argentine oil mill into an audiovisual hub offers a compelling lesson in heritage, innovation, and economic opportunity for our region.
Jiashan's Dayun Landison Manor offers more than a retreat; it's a paradigm for sustainable, high-end redevelopment across the region.
A Portuguese school's concrete extension sparks reflection on balancing tradition and innovation in Southeast Asia's rapidly evolving cities.
MIT's self-defending plants could redefine food security and agricultural resilience in our vulnerable region.
The conversion of a former KKK building into an arts centre in Fort Worth sparks reflections on cultural memory and urban renewal across the Pacific.
SINGAPORE —As sea levels creep and storms intensify, Vietnam's coastal communities are pioneering innovative, adaptive architecture that marries tradition with cutting-edge resilience.
BANGKOK —From Dried Goods to Designer Dreams: How Adaptive Reuse is Breathing New Life into Yaowarat's Architectural Soul
PHUKET —Phuket's Sala, a beacon of refined design and conscious luxury, redefines the modern resort experience by weaving age-old Thai aesthetics with groundbreaking sustainability.
BANGKOK —From Chiang Mai's reclaimed wood wonders to Bangkok's parametric concrete, a new generation of Thai architects is redefining local building traditions with radical material innovation and construction techniques.
From cooler fabrics to modular solutions for compact spaces, IKEA Thailand's Head of Design explains how the global giant embraces local living and sustainable sourcing.
From Hong Kong high-rises to Tuscan villas, cutting-edge immersive technologies are transforming how we build and how clients experience design.
BANGKOK —As sea levels creep relentlessly higher, a 'Pacific Perspective' explores innovative conceptual designs for resilient, water-borne communities from Bangkok to Manila.
BANGKOK —From forgotten backstreets to vibrant communal hubs, a quiet revolution is transforming Bangkok's overlooked neighborhoods, one pedestrian-friendly path at a time.
SINGAPORE —As Tokyo and Seoul grapple with hyper-urbanization, innovative designers are proving that less space can still mean more life. Nguyen Thi Lan investigates the rise of micro-housing.
SINGAPORE —From auspicious orientations to strategic water features, the enduring influence of Feng Shui is not merely superstition, but a deeply ingrained cultural practice that guides contemporary architectural and interior design in two of Asia's most dynamic cities.
BANGKOK —From ancient skills to modern sensibilities, Thailand's designers are charting a course for sustainable luxury and cultural resonance.
SINGAPORE —From discreet sensors to integrated AI, the region's elite homes are redefining seamless living through technology.
SINGAPORE —From the bustling streets of Manila, furniture designer Marikit Reyes is making waves across the Asia-Pacific and beyond, proving that beauty and ethics can be meticulously intertwined.
BANGKOK —Victor Santos, Pacific Press Correspondent, delves into integrating nature-inspired design within the city's smallest living spaces.
Leading Japanese landscape architect Shunmyo Masuno discusses his groundbreaking approach to integrating minimalist Zen principles with the lush vitality of Asia-Pacific resorts.
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