The book, as a physical metaphor with horizontal stripes on the façade, reminiscent of running text.

Renowned photographer Joao Morgado captures the contrast of colour and material of this complex fire station.

The building reacts to weather alterations and user movement through different levels of brightness and texture.

White crisp geometry beautifully photographed by Joao Morgado against nature.

Shoot by Fernando Guerra in Beijing last December

Porous City in Cannes at MIPIM Innovation Forum 12-15 March 2013

Accommodating the city’s growing population of one- and two-person households.

A continuous surface where surface becomes an endless space without walls.

The Planning Museum is a ‘subtractive’ space, while the Ecology Museum is an ‘additive’ complement, a reversal of the space carved out from the Planning Museum.

The image of an enlarged traditional Schijndel farm printed on the glass façade adds an element of nostalgic remembrance.

A three level fare faced concrete slab accommodates within its structure a tree and the element of water.

Superkilen honored by American Institute of Architects (AIA)

The box within a box concept reversed.

BIG adds to Miami skyline transforming the Coconut Grove Waterfront with twisting towers.

Two volumes of a different geometry joined by a glass hallway engage in a dialogue with the landscape beautifully captured by Joao Morgado.

The staircase as a compressed spatial motion element of a former free field.

A bathroom where mutually alternating fragmentary mirror surfaces and lighting fixtures form a jigsaw puzzle of an image and a reflection.

An extremely simple overall form is made complex in the detail by elaborate chiselling of the building’s volume.

Crisp, alien, periscope-like objects rise from the desert.