For most Thais, family is the foundation of social life, and multi-generational family homes are commonplace in Thai culture. This extended family home features a communal space that reflects community values, but thanks to the ample living areas never feels overcrowded

At the intersection of old and new, abstract and domestic, this Melbourne home received both a restoration and a modern addition

China’s first and only recipient of the Pritzker — the world’s most respected prize for architecture — Wang Shu, along with his wife and practice partner Lu Wenyu are the founders of Hangzhou-based practice Amateur Architecture Studio

A cultural centre in Jiangsu Province pays architectural homage to the traditional Chinese art form

The legendary Serpentine Pavilion opens its first architectural installation outside of the UK in the heart of the Chinese capital

A steel-and-glass library unites local communities, regenerating a forgotten park in Seoul

On the occasion of David Zwirner Gallery opening in Hong Kong, an exclusive interview with Annabelle Selldorf, architect to the arts world

We speak with multi-disciplinary, mulit-award-winning designer Mario Bellini about what being an Italian designer means to him

A conversation with Mark Dytham of Klein Dytham architects about how he first came to Japan, what keeps him there and his studio's humanitarian work

As our cities grow ever denser and ever more grid-locked with urban traffic, clever architects are finding ways to integrate multiple functions into single structures, in a sustainable manner.

Exploring globalisation through the urban village at the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Bi-city Biennale of Urbanism / Architecture

A modern farmhouse juxtaposes spatial geometry against the tropical Malaysian climate

Boutique developers District15 take on a grimey beauty in Hong Kong's Sai Wan district

On Manhattan's Upper East Side, Michael Chen has breathed new glory into a storied brownstone

The recent design for a Chiang Mai residence by interdisciplinary  design firm wHY incorporates leaf-shaped roofs to extend a lyrical aura to daily life, while paying tribute to the region’s vernacular architecture

On the outskirts of Bangkok, architecture firm ASWA have designed an introverted building, incorporating a personal studio, private gallery and warehouse space for one of Thailand's best-known stand-up comedians and visual artists, Udom Taepanich

With the 2022 Winter Olympics fast approaching, Beijing has been pushing to refurbish old buildings and redevelop identified areas. 

Takashi Niwa of Vo Trong Nghia Architects talks with Design Anthology about the studio’s unconventional and ultra-natural approach to design at Business of Design Week, Hong Kong

Singaporean designer and founder of LTW Design Works, Lim Hong Lian spent three years building his hilltop home. 

Living spaces are getting smaller - but they’re also getting smarter