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6 days ago | 
archdaily.com | Nour Fakharany
Hotels are increasingly being designed as more than just places for accommodation. As expectations around travel shift, architects are approaching hospitality projects as opportunities to explore ideas of context, experience, and identity. Whether integrated into remote landscapes or inserted into dense urban environments, these proposals examine how architecture can shape the guest experience through spatial organization, material selection, and connection to place.
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1 week ago | 
archdaily.com | Nour Fakharany
The Pavilion of China at the 19th International Architecture Exhibition - La Biennale di Venezia will open to the public on 10 May 2025 at the Arsenale. Titled CO-EXIST, the exhibition is curated by Ma Yansong, founder of MAD Architects, and organized by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the People's Republic of China.
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1 week ago | 
archdaily.com | Nour Fakharany
At the 19th International Architecture Exhibition - La Biennale di Venezia, Egypt presents Let's Grasp the Mirage, its national pavilion offering an interactive exploration of sustainability through the symbolic lens of the Egyptian oasis.
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1 week ago | 
archdaily.com | Nour Fakharany
The Sultanate of Oman will make its first appearance at the 19th International Architecture Exhibition - La Biennale di Venezia, presenting its debut national pavilion titled Traces. Curated by Omani architect Majeda Alhinai and commissioned by Sayyid Saeed bin Sultan bin Yarub Al Busaidi, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Youth for Culture, the pavilion is part of the exhibition's central theme,"Intelligens. Natural. Artificial.
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1 week ago | 
archdaily.com | Nour Fakharany
In recent weeks, cities around the world have introduced new policies, recovery efforts, and infrastructure projects that reflect growing pressure to adapt to climate realities. From Southern Europe to South America and the United States, these urban updates address both immediate challenges and long-term shifts in how the built environment is governed, designed, and inhabited.
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2 weeks ago | 
archdaily.com | Nour Fakharany
Residential houses, villas, and retreats are increasingly being designed as places of pause—spaces where architecture supports rest, reflection, and stronger connections to nature. Rather than focusing solely on urban living or compact efficiency, these homes are set in remote, scenic, or rural locations, where the landscape becomes an essential part of daily life.
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3 weeks ago | 
archdaily.com | Nour Fakharany
In recent weeks, a number of architecture firms have unveiled new projects that reflect an ongoing shift toward integrated, environmentally responsive urban planning. From Europe to the Middle East and North America, these proposals balance spatial innovation with long-term sustainability, whether through car-free living, passive performance strategies, or adaptive modular construction.
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4 weeks ago | 
archdaily.cn | Nour Fakharany
2025 年 4 月 13 日开幕的 2025 大阪世博会将各国和组织汇聚在一起，主题为“闪耀生命的未来社会的设计。”位于梦洲人工岛上的这场盛会预计将吸引数百万游客，重点关注创新、可持续发展和跨文化交流。总体规划由日本建筑师藤本壮介主导，他构想了一个名为“大屋顶”或“大圆环”的圆形结构。直径为1.5 公里的漂浮顶篷将连接下方的国家馆和主题馆，作为团结与合作的象征，同时提供遮荫的步道和活动空间。 + 11 藤本壮介的构想着重于打造开放且相互连通的布局，以激发人们的探索欲，而隈研吾、莉娜·戈特梅（Lina Ghotmeh）等全球知名建筑师的参与，更增添了世博会的建筑意义。随着期待值的不断攀升，多个展馆已陆续揭晓，每个展馆都通过独特的建筑语言，展现各自国家的身份与价值观。从模块化木结构到夯土墙，再到动态装置，这些设计凸显了全球在可持续性、文化记忆与创新方面的对话。下文将探索八个国家展馆，它们充分展现了 2025 年大阪世博会的多样性与创造力。 继续阅读，一同探索将在这场全球建筑、文化与创新盛宴中亮相的 8 个国家展馆。 由日建设计（Nikken...
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1 month ago | 
archdaily.cn | Nour Fakharany
由扎哈·哈迪德建筑事务所与广东省建筑设计研究院合作设计的中国南沙粤港澳大湾区体育中心即将竣工。该项目于 2023 年 8 月开工建设，体育场和竞技馆的主体结构于 2024 年 2 月封顶。2025 年 2 月完成了屋顶和幕墙的安装，目前项目已进入室内装修和景观美化的最后阶段。体育中心定于 2025 年 6 月交付使用，并将作为 2025 年 11 月举行的中国全国运动会的主要场馆之一。 + 10 体育中心位于珠江西岸，占地 70 公顷，地处广州市南沙区南端。它将成为粤港澳大湾区——全球最大城市群之一——内一个新的市政、住宅和商业区的核心。体育中心通过广州地铁18号线和新建的深圳至中山大桥轻松可达，旨在为当地社区和更广泛的区域提供服务。 该建筑群包括一个 6 万座的体育场、一个 2 万座的室内竞技馆和一个拥有奥运标准设施的 4 千座水上运动中心。此外，还设有室外训练场、跑道和运动员住宿设施，可支持从学校体育到精英竞赛等多种用途。体育中心旨在促进全年活动，充分利用南沙温和的冬季气候，并整合国家训练计划和社区参与所需的基础设施。...
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1 month ago | 
archdaily.com | Nour Fakharany
The future of urban life is increasingly being imagined as collective, layered, and adaptable. As cities grow denser and the boundaries between work, home, and leisure blur, architects are rethinking the traditional notion of residential living, shifting from isolated units to integrated, community-driven environments.
