Cities

18 works · 7 bureaus · 3 architects

Johannesburg expands the corpus through contemporary work by MMA Design Studio, adding social architecture, schools, and community buildings rooted in local material cultures.

18 works · 2 bureaus

Belo Horizonte expands the corpus through contemporary work by Vazio S/A, adding temporary public structures, residual urban space, and spatial activism.

17 works · 8 bureaus · 4 architects

Rio de Janeiro expands the corpus through contemporary work by Jacobsen Arquitetura, adding tropical houses, timber frames, and porous landscape rooms.

16 works · 14 bureaus · 2 architects · 1 books

A city where Siza's teaching, urban work, and crafted modernism remain deeply intertwined.

16 works · 7 bureaus · 1 books

A fast-growing city where Doshi's management institute demonstrates the campus as shaded urban fabric.

16 works · 6 bureaus · 1 architects

Ljubljana enters this wave through Plecnik’s civic imprint, where bridges, libraries, markets, and riverfront spaces define the city’s architectural identity.

16 works · 5 bureaus · 2 architects

Lima expands the corpus through contemporary work by Barclay and Crousse, adding desert light, concrete mass, and institutional landscapes.

16 works

16 works

15 works · 13 bureaus · 6 architects

15 works · 3 bureaus · 1 architects

14 works · 10 bureaus · 1 architects

13 works · 4 bureaus · 2 architects

Beirut adds reconstruction, dense cultural interiors, and Mediterranean urban fabric.

13 works

12 works · 7 bureaus · 1 architects

12 works · 4 bureaus

Munich expands the corpus through contemporary work by Auer Weber, adding educational buildings, sports facilities, and civic landscape settings.

12 works · 3 bureaus · 1 architects

Cologne expands the corpus through contemporary work by JSWD Architekten, adding office buildings, rigorous facades, and clear urban institutional form.

12 works · 2 bureaus · 1 architects · 1 books

A city where Doshi's housing, pedagogy, and institutional work intersect with climate-responsive modernism in India.

12 works · 2 bureaus · 1 architects

12 works · 1 bureaus

12 works

11 works · 6 bureaus · 3 architects

New Delhi expands the corpus through contemporary work by rat[LAB] Studio, adding computational design, facade research, and urban installations.

11 works · 6 bureaus

Quito expands the corpus through contemporary work by Rama Estudio, adding Andean landscape, earthen construction, and open domestic thresholds.

11 works · 4 bureaus · 2 architects

Cairo expands the corpus through contemporary work by Shahira Fahmy Architects, adding metropolitan interiors, cultural research, and urban buildings with compact civic presence.