🏢 Stella Office Building by Sanjay Puri Architects in Nagpur, India

Fuji Yama Restaurant is defined by a series of sculptural wooden panels developed through parametric 3D modeling, creating a rhythmic interior inspired by contemporary Japanese design. 🎓Subscribe to our newsletter: parametric-architecture.com/… The wooden elements are combined with high-performance acoustic baffles made from recycled PET bottles. Running parallel to the timber panels, these acoustic absorbers become an integral part of both the spatial experience and the overall design. 📸 Simeon Johnke

🍣 Fuji Yama Restaurant by Bermüller + Niemeyer in Nuremberg, Germany

🌱 Completed in 2020 by ingenhoven associates, Kö-Bogen II is a commercial and office complex in central Düsseldorf, Germany. Spanning 41,370 square meters, the project features Europe’s largest green facade, with more than 30,000 hornbeam plants forming eight kilometers of hedges. 🎓Subscribe to our newsletter: parametric-architecture.com/… The greenery helps improve the urban microclimate by reducing heat, absorbing CO₂, retaining moisture, supporting biodiversity, and reducing noise.

🏛️ La Seine Musicale is a major cultural complex designed by Shigeru Ban and Jean de Gastines on Île Seguin, an island along the Seine River. 🎓Subscribe to our newsletter: parametric-architecture.com/… Spanning around 36,500 square meters, the project brings together an auditorium, a large modular concert hall, rehearsal studios, spaces for musicians, shops, and public areas.

🎵 La Seine Musicale by Shigeru Ban Architects 📍 Boulogne-Billancourt, France 🇫🇷

🪵 Tottori Takahama Café by Kengo Kuma and Associates in Tottori, Japan

The SDU Campus Kolding in Denmark is shaped as a distinctive triangular landmark organized around a five-story central atrium. Its open interior connects study spaces, staircases, and balconies while extending campus life toward the surrounding city and public plaza. 🎓Subscribe to our newsletter: parametric-architecture.com/…

Developed in the mid-1960s for a growing parish, the church’s roof unfolds like a sculpted shell, echoing prehistoric geometries and the logic of origami. Its ultra-thin 7 cm concrete surface, clad in copper, creates a surprisingly lightweight presence that appears to float above the ground. The project emerged from a close dialogue between architect and engineer, supported by early computational calculation methods that made such complex geometries buildable.

Poly International Plaza comprises a main tower and two smaller supporting towers, shaped by elliptical footprints that open the site toward the surrounding landscape. Inspired by traditional Chinese paper lanterns, the main tower features a continuous diagrid exoskeleton with a faceted glass envelope that reflects the changing sky. 🎓Subscribe to our newsletter: parametric-architecture.com/…

🏙️ Poly International Plaza by SOM in Beijing, China

The LuOne Mixed-Use Complex brings together an eight-level retail galleria and a 35-story office tower in downtown Shanghai. Both volumes are organized around landscaped atrium gardens, introducing greenery, daylight, and communal spaces into the dense urban setting. 🎓Subscribe to our newsletter: parametric-architecture.com/…

🌊 The Cove at Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village by Brooks + Scarpa in California, USA

🦾 DJI Flagship Store / VARIOUS ASSOCIATES 📍Shenzhen, China

🏡 Underground House of the Future by the University of Hong Kong (HKU Architecture) in China

Designed as a sequence of interconnected volumes, the museum breaks away from the conventional gallery typology, creating fluid spatial experiences that shift between openness and compression. Its sculptural massing responds to the surrounding urban fabric, framing views while inviting the city into its core. 🎓Subscribe to our newsletter: parametric-architecture.com/…

🎬 UFA Cinema Center by COOP HIMMELB(L)AU in Dresden, Germany