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after years of delays, jeddah tower is rising again. do you think it will finally be completed?
stone pool is located at the foot of hotel excelsior in dubrovnik.
the 105 m2 home uses a low, extended tiled roof to shade the facade and reduce direct afternoon sun. at its center, an open garden brings daylight, natural ventilation and vegetation deeper into the house, connecting the living room, kitchen and bedrooms around a shared outdoor space.
art deco in motion. these sculptural elevator doors at battersea power station turn a functional entrance into a dramatic composition of bronze, symmetry and geometry.
a giant gorilla has been hanging from this tokyo building since 1979. known as the gorilla building, the three-storey commercial structure in sangenjaya features a king kong-like figure holding a young girl above a familymart.
the abandoned grandeur of constanța casino. opened in 1910 on romania’s black sea coast, the art nouveau landmark stood empty for decades as its ornate interiors slowly deteriorated.
this french resort town was designed almost from scratch in the 1960s.
this sweeping brick roof is also a rainwater collector. passive house by mareines arquitetura, located in campinas, brazil.
a stone tree holding up a balcony in barcelona. casa antònia burés, built in 1906 on carrer d’ausiàs marc, is one of barcelona’s modernist gems.
inside maison hannon in brussels, the staircase becomes a complete art nouveau scene: fresco, mosaic, woodwork, ironwork, and stained glass all working together.
the roof gets the attention, but matthias church’s interior is the real surprise.
pharmacie lesage in douvres la délivrande, normandy, was built in 1901 for pharmacist and mayor georges lesage by caen architect françois rouvray.
in setenil de las bodegas, spain, parts of the town were built directly beneath a massive rock overhang, using the cliff itself as a natural roof.
matthias church in budapest dates back to the 13th century, but its famous patterned roof came from a major 19th century restoration led by frigyes schulek.
palazzo dello spagnolo, naples, italy. built in 1738, palazzo dello spagnolo is famous for its double "hawk-wing" staircase, a dramatic baroque design attributed to ferdinando sanfelice.
one dome. nearly 1,500 years of history. hagia sophia, istanbul, türkiye.
hamburg’s next opera house is designed as a building you can walk over.
no AI. just estadio bbva in monterrey. estadio bbva in monterrey, mexico, sits below the cerro de la silla mountain and will host four matches during the 2026 fifa world cup.
on june 10, 1926, antoni gaudí died in barcelona. in 2026, 100 years later, his legacy remains inseparable from sagrada família the unfinished basilica that became the defining work of his life.
the uae pavilion at expo 2020 dubai, designed by santiago calatrava, was inspired by a falcon in flight.
the tsar bell in the moscow kremlin is the largest bell ever cast. about 202 tons, 6.14 meters high, and 6.6 meters wide. cast between 1733 and 1735 under empress anna ioannovna, it was never rung.
philip jackson’s cloaked figures turn silence into sculpture dark bronze forms, hidden faces, and small gilded masks that make the mystery impossible to ignore.
a concrete apartment building in mexico city, damaged in the 2017 earthquake, was later reinforced with external blue steel bracing.
a former hospital chapel, now filled with water. at repton park in london, the old chapel of claybury hospital has been transformed into one of the city’s most unusual swimming pools.