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Arquitectura G: Patio House

Arquitectura G: Patio House

Patio House by Arquitectura-G, located in Costa Brava, is conceived as a calm architectural response to a sloping landscape, where built form and terrain are carefully interwoven. Rather than asserting a dominant gesture, the project follows the existing contours, organizing the house as a sequence of spaces structured around a central open void. At the heart of the design lies a square courtyard measuring 15 by 15 meters. This open space, defined by a grid of slender columns, contains a reflecting pool and three trees, establishing a quiet focal point for the dwelling. The surrounding colonnade operates as a transitional...
BARD YERSIN: The Inverted Farm

BARD YERSIN: The Inverted Farm

The Inverted Farm by BARD YERSIN architectes is a conversion project in La Bruyère, Vuisternens-devant-Romont, that transforms a typical 19th-century regional farmhouse. Originally designed to bring dwelling and agricultural functions together under a single roof, the building faced modern challenges. It was deprived of its farming use, located outside the building zone, and featured an exceptionally large volume that was difficult to maintain given the limited habitable floor area permitted. In this context, the client’s mixed housing and permaculture program represents a rare opportunity for a coherent requalification of the whole. Because the single-storey surface of the existing dwelling is...
Nicolas Chaudier: La conception III

Nicolas Chaudier: La conception III

The architecture of this project aims to borrow the structural qualities of natural, brittle stratifications in their organization and porosity. The setbacks and projections of these layers accommodate architectural and spatial needs, such as canopies, terraces, and railings. The expression of these layers is reflected in the cladding of local cedar planks that overlap, creating drop shadows on the facades. The interior design is intended to respect a sequence of intimacy and ensure acoustic comfort, transitioning from living spaces to sleeping areas. Lastly, an intimate rooftop terrace, surrounded by the Laurentian Forest, expands the area for the upstairs bedrooms.
Bruther + Baukunst: Palaiseau

Bruther + Baukunst: Palaiseau

At once rigorous and open-ended, this collaborative project by BRUTHER and Baukunst proposes a new urban model for hybrid programs in transitional territories. Located in Palaiseau, on the edge of the Paris-Saclay development zone, the building combines a student residence, public and private parking, commercial spaces, and communal areas—all within a single, continuous structural system. Framed by the logic of its site and the rectilinear plan of the campus grid, the U-shaped volume wraps around an open-air courtyard, treating the void as the project’s vital organ. From this central garden, the architecture reveals itself not just in plan or section,...

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