ARCHITECTURE HUNTER

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In a quiet break from the rush of Avenida Rebouças, in São Paulo, Casa Bontempo unfolds as a space for encounters, not transactions. More than a showroom, it’s a place designed to foster dialogue between architecture, design, and culture. Designed by FGMF, with landscaping by Luiz Carlos Orsini, the building hosts talks, exhibitions, and artistic activations — a living extension of the brand’s values. Watch the full interview with FGMF and Orsini, and explore the project in depth on our website. 🔗 Full video + article now live at Architecture Hunter’s Live Mag. _project: Casa Bontempo _architecture: @fgmf _landscaping: @luizcarlosorsini _location: São Paulo, #Brazil #architecture_hunter

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🎥 get to know the project though the full video and an exclusive article on @architecture_hunter’s Live Magazine! Fallingwater by Frank Lloyd Wright is a bold expression of organic architecture. Built in 1939 in Pennsylvania, the home merges seamlessly with its natural surroundings, suspended over a waterfall with cantilevered terraces and stone drawn from the site. Designed as a retreat for the Kaufmann family, it captures the flow of water and the stillness of the forest. Iconic and daring, Fallingwater shows that architecture can become part of the landscape itself. _project: Fallingwater _architecture: Frank Lloyd Wright _film: @9sekunden _film curatorship: @architecture_hunter _cover image: Gerald Zaffuts _location: #Pennsylvania #USA
Check out our conversation with Paulo Jacobsen, partner at the iconic Brazilian practice @jacobsenarquitetura, known worldwide for its refined approach to tropical modernism and integration between architecture and nature. With decades of experience crafting residences that blur the boundaries between indoor and outdoor, Paulo brings a poetic sensibility and deep understanding of materiality and context. As one of the distinguished jurors for the Architecture Hunter Awards 2025, he contributes a grounded and thoughtful perspective rooted in Brazil’s architectural legacy. Swipe to see how Paulo reflects on lightness, simplicity, and the quiet power of architecture in harmony with nature, reminding us that innovation often comes from restraint and balance. In our chat, Paulo looks back on his five-decade journey in architecture, sharing the milestones that shaped his vision over time. _images: Fernando Guerra, Andres Otero, Leonardo Finotti and Fran Parente
Discover the craftsmanship behind Celmar’s four unique spaces at CASACOR São Paulo! —— With a legacy since 1950, Celmar stands out for combining premium materials with cutting-edge technology, delivering high-quality custom furniture that respects the environment. Their commitment to sustainability includes using only wood panels from renewable, ecologically managed forests. _01, 02, 04 by @rafaelrenzo_fotografia _09 by @mca_estudio _videos by @architecture_hunter
Mobius Pier is a conceptual project by X Atelier that proposes a continuous wooden structure where the forest meets the Inha River, a tributary of the Douro in Portugal. Designed as a ribbon-like form anchored to the riverbank, the structure invites new ways of experiencing the landscape—whether walking along the shoreline, docking a kayak, or diving into the water. Parametrically designed for efficiency, the pier uses a single modular element repeated throughout, reducing construction impact while preserving the surrounding ecosystem. Raised on pillars, it becomes a minimal yet powerful gesture that strengthens the connection between nature and public space. _project: Mobius Pier _architecture: X Atelier _principal architects: Miguel Pereira & Ana Santos _location: Douro, Portugal _visualization: X Atelier
Located on the Vejle Fjord in Denmark, The Wave by Henning Larsen reinterprets the surrounding landscape through architecture. The five undulating towers echo the motion of the water and the curves of the nearby hills, creating a sculptural presence that shifts with light and perspective. Both iconic and contextual, the project merges housing, horizon, and nature into a single flowing form. _project: The Wave _architecture: @henninglarsenarchitects _images: @jacobduedk _location: Denmark —————— @architecture_hunter is a non-traditional media that inspires, informs, and entertains a worldwide audience of over 3 million design enthusiasts. 🔎 get published: architecturehunter.com/register 🎥 watch & read: architecturehunter.com 🏆 follow: @architecture_hunter_awards 🏷️ tag #architecture_hunter to be hunted
“Like a sculpted rock, Carved House interacts with the topography and natural surroundings. Its pure volume and honest materiality reflect a timeless architecture, where earth and construction merge into a single gesture. A contemporary refuge that respects the landscape and frames it in every view. A project where essentiality meets the purity of the land.” - says the designers. _project: Carved House _design: @noarchitects.studio _visuals: @viz.rosello _location: Sitges, Barcelona, Spain —————— @architecture_hunter is a non-traditional media that inspires, informs, and entertains a worldwide audience of over 3 million design enthusiasts. 🔎 get published: architecturehunter.com/register 🎥 watch & read: architecturehunter.com 🏆 follow: @architecture_hunter_awards 🏷️ tag #architecture_hunter to be hunted
What if architecture was less about form, and more about how we live, connect, and belong? @skr_arquitetura_viva explores this question through what they call Living Architecture, an approach that sees space as an extension of life. For over four decades, SKR has pioneered a human-centered approach to architecture, designing ecosystems that foster connection, creativity, and well-being. Rather than starting with façades, their process begins with people, listening to habits, emotions and rhythms of every day life. The result: flexible, vibrant spaces that extend beyond function and become true platforms for urban transformation In a world that constantly changes, SKR believes architecture must move with it, adapting fluidly to new ways of living, relating and belonging. _images Nelson Kon.
Check out our conversation with Ole Scheeren, principal of the globally recognized practice Büro Ole Scheeren and one of the most visionary voices in contemporary architecture. Known for his bold, sculptural designs and commitment to reshaping urban life, Ole’s work challenges architectural conventions to create highly connective and socially driven spaces across the globe. Driven by a belief in architecture as a catalyst for cultural imagination, Ole Scheeren blends innovation and narrative to explore how design can reshape social dynamics and our connection to the built environment. Swipe to explore Ole’s reflections on architecture as a tool for storytelling, the importance of challenging typologies, and how design can drive meaningful transformation in the way we live and connect. _images: Büro Ole Scheeren, Iwan Baann and Felix Grünschloss _render and project imagery: Alex Fradkin, Shu He, Arqui9; Atchain; Bezier, Proloog, Shard Island, S+A.
Set on the shores of Lac-Brome, BROM reflects on how contemporary architecture can engage with the transformation of Quebec’s rural landscapes. The project replaces an early-20th-century structure while preserving its original foundations and chimney, creating an entry sequence that honors the site’s history. Generous openings connect the interior to the surrounding landscape, while a simple spatial sequence emphasizes horizontality and continuity with the site. _curatorship source: @v2com_newswire _project: BROM _architecture: AtelierCarle | @ateliercarle _photographer: @alexlesage__ _location: Lac-Brome, Canada _about @v2com_newswire: v2com is the world’s first international newswire specializing in architecture and design, and it’s a curatorship source for the media worldwide.
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