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  • 4 days ago | dezeen.com | Jon Astbury |Jessica Mairs |Olivia Mull

    DRDH Architects and Architecten de Vylder Vinck Tallieu have built an apartment complex and social centre for elderly people in Aarschot, Belgium, featuring simple materials, communal courtyards and few bold splashes of colour. More

  • 6 days ago | dezeen.com | Jon Astbury

    Corrugated panels of bushfire-resilient steel wrap the exterior of this family home in Australia, designed by local practice Klaus Carson Studio in line with "strict environmental controls". Named Ironbark House after this metal cladding, the home in New South Wales was required to adhere to strict bushfire controls, which Klaus Carson Studio used to inform its layout and materials.

  • 1 week ago | dezeen.com | Jon Astbury

    Charred timber shrouds the exposed concrete interiors of these two conjoined homes in Germany, designed by local studio Buero Wagner. Named Houses with One Pillar, the project replaces a single residence in Söcking, Starnberg, with two neighbouring homes – one for a father and the other for his son's family – which are united by two connected garages.

  • 1 week ago | dezeen.com | Jon Astbury

    Curved walls, breezeways and gill-like openings "channel and intensify " the wind to naturally cool this office in Jakarta, Indonesia, designed by local architecture studio RAD+ar. Called Sagehaus Office Garden, the 2,000-square-metre building combines offices for a sportswear company with a publicly-accessible plaza and planted roof terrace.

  • 1 week ago | dezeen.com | Jon Astbury

    UK studio Will Gamble Architects has refurbished The Island, an old holiday home in Cornwall that sits on a rock stack and is accessed via its own suspension bridge. Located off the coast of Newquay, the 100-year-old bungalow has been updated and extended after several years of use as a private residence and more recently as a holiday rental.