Architecture

This New-Delhi hostel's grey concrete structure has been left exposed to create a decorative contrast with the red blocks. Concrete columns are placed in a "tripod-like configuration" to provide structural stability.

Feilden Fowles has refurbished the medieval dining hall at Carlisle Cathedral in north-west England and extended it with a red sandstone entrance pavilion.

Feilden Fowles renovates and extends The Fratry at Carlisle Cathedral.

Opposite Office proposes fortifying US Capitol "to protect democracy".

Dutch architecture office i29 has completed a floating home on a canal in Amsterdam that features angled openings and cutaway corners providing views across the watery neighbourhood.

i29 completes angular floating house as part of sustainable community.

The Italian government is planning to add a retractable floor to the Colosseum amphitheatre in Rome so that performances can be held within the arena.

Four vaults that are each made from 500 glass and steel panels are supported on three massive steel trusses that supported the original roof in the internal courtyard of the Daniel Patrick Moynihan Train Hall.

The atrium of the Daniel Patrick Moynihan is topped with a vaulted glass structure that was designed by SOM in collaboration with structural engineering firm Schlaich Bergermann Partner.

Studio Hallett Ike expands ER Residence with charred larch extension.

Minimal white living spaces lie behind the blackened timber facade of this extension that Studio Hallett Ike has added to a Victorian flat in north London.

Studio Hallett Ike expands ER Residence with charred larch extension.

Rever & Drage Architects has created a tall and slim wooden house named Zieglers Nest overlooking the city of Molde and the Moldefjord on the western coast of Norway.

Rever & Drage Architects builds modern log cabin in Norway.

To create a building that didn't look out of place in the landscape, Koster based his design on the agricultural barns found in this region, rather than the traditional farmhouses.

Kasa House in the Japanese city of Kariya has an unusual plan with enclosed rooms only occupying a small amount of the space.