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Ecole hôtelière de Nyamashek, Rwanda by Davide Macullo Architects

2026-07-10T14:52:00-04:00

To immerse oneself in the reality of a people who, more than others and in a very short span of time, experienced the atrocities generated by human beings themselves, does not leave one indifferent. It is an experience that scars us for life, reminding us of a fundamental truth: it is for life that we are in this world. The speed of past fury and the rapidity of present healing offer us precious lessons to treasure. This is what architecture must learn: to untie itself from the representations of regimes in order to express the joy of living. The architect has a duty to place humanity back at the center of their universe, with the sensitivity of an artist and the awareness that this universe is shared by all inhabitants of the planet. Every form of life deserves respect, including what we still define as "inanimate" due to a scientific limitation that prevents us from grasping the obvious: everything is animate.

On the shores of the lake that serves as the source of the Nile, in ...

New architecture and design competitions: Tiny Houses, A' Design Award, L A M P, and Walzwerk

2026-07-10T14:40:00-04:00

For this week's curated picks of architecture and design competitions listed on Bustler, we are featuring four calls seeking innovative and sustainable tiny house designs, exceptional achievements in architecture and design, the best in lighting design, and student-led proposals for the transformation of a former industrial site in Switzerland.

For the complete directory of newly listed competitions, click here.

Studio Gang receives 2026 AIA Chicago Firm Award for ‘conceptual rigor’

2026-07-10T11:27:00-04:00

Studio Gang has been named the recipient of the 2026 AIA Chicago Firm Award, the highest honor presented by the Chicago chapter of the American Institute of Architects to a local architecture firm. The award recognizes a firm’s body of work, distinctive practice, and contributions to the advancement of the profession over time.

Ellen Peirson wins 2026 Wheelwright Prize for kitchens as ‘mineral landscapes’

2026-07-10T09:41:00-04:00

The Harvard University Graduate School of Design has named London-based architect and writer Ellen Peirson the recipient of the 2026 Wheelwright Prize, awarding her $100,000 to support research into contemporary architecture with a global focus. Peirson’s winning proposal, Ultra-Processed Kitchens: Infrastructures of Extraction in the Home, examines the environmental and social impacts embedded within domestic kitchens.

The project investigates kitchens as “mineral landscapes,” analyzing the materials, supply chains, and systems of extraction that underpin everyday household spaces. Through the research, Peirson aims to explore alternative approaches to kitchen design centered on material reuse, ecological limits, and long-term care.

Administered by Harvard GSD, the Wheelwright Prize supports innovative architectural research that crosses cultural and geographic boundaries. Recent winning projects have explored topics including Alpine communities, contemporary African urbanism, and t...

Stephenson House by Assembledge+

2026-07-09T20:27:00-04:00

The Stephenson House, located in the Chevy Chase neighborhood of Washington DC, is a remodel of a unique modernist house built in 1962. The clients were searching for a modernist dwelling in a predominately traditional neighborhood and asked for an update to an existing house, fostering an indoor-outdoor experience. With its traditional silhouette and neutral colors, the house is in dialogue with colonial houses in the neighborhood, yet its design and detailing are contemporary and modern.

The volume of the house is a three-story charcoal colored stained brick, mahogany siding and glass structure. Inside, the kitchen opens into a light filled living space and out to the backyard featuring a fire pit and a screened patio. Upstairs, the master bedroom and bathroom overlook the outside deck to the south, while the two bedrooms flank the east and west side yards. The basement contains a family room and the gym which spills into the back yard featuring a meandering pathway comprised of ...

No. 13 Villa by Asnow Design & Construct

2026-07-09T16:50:00-04:00

Villa No. 13 is composed of a series of enclosed and semi-open spatial boxes wrapped by a perforated envelope that creates an intermediate microclimate between inside and outside. The design gives open and semi-open spaces equal importance to enclosed interiors through a spatial organization centered on three elevated courtyards and one internal courtyard, all in continuous dialogue with the surrounding spaces.

Each elevated courtyard serves a distinct role:

The ground floor west courtyard forms the entrance, establishes a visual connection to the southern yard, and functions as either parking or an outdoor extension of the recreational area.
The first floor east courtyard provides an optional entrance while creating a terrace connected to the living spaces with views to the north and east.
The second floor central courtyard separates the main bedroom from the other bedrooms, responding to the client's request for greater privacy.

Togeth...

Here are the winners of the 2026 AIA Los Angeles Board of Directors Awards

2026-07-09T15:47:00-04:00

In Los Angeles, AIA|LA has revealed the winners of its 2026 Board of Directors Awards, a group of architects, educators, advocates, and organizations shaping the profession well beyond the drawing board.

Leading the field of honorees are Annie Chu and Rick Gooding of Chu-Gooding, who will receive the chapter's highest distinction, the AIA|LA Gold Medal, honoring more than three decades of influential work that has helped define Los Angeles' civic and cultural landscape.

This year's awards also introduce the inaugural Community Contribution Award, presented jointly with Architecture for Communities Los Angeles (ACLA). The first recipients — Jodie Mendelson, Jessica Orlando, and the AIA Pasadena & Foothill Chapter — are being recognized for launching the Ask an Architect initiative after the devastating 2025 Altadena wildfires, connecting volunteer architects with homeowners rebuilding in the wake of the disaster. We spoke with Orlando about the program last year.

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Featured job openings at 10 architecture firms (+1 school) in Boston

2026-07-09T15:19:00-04:00

In this week's edition of our curated career roundups from the Archinect job board, we highlight 11 employers in the Boston area currently looking to expand with new, attractive opportunities.

For helpful guidance on how to get that next job, make sure to check out Archinect's Guide to Job Titles series and our Archinect Tips collection.

Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Complex at Northeastern University by Payette.

Payette seeks a Director of Interior Design, a Senior Architectural Planner, a Project Manager, a Mid-Level Architect/Designer, and a Junior Designer

Director of Interior Design details: "PAYETTE is seeking a highly creative and experienced Director of Interior Design to lead our interior design team and oversee all aspects of interior design projects from concept to completion. The ideal candidate will have a strong portfolio showcasing innovative design solutions, exceptional leadership skills, and a passion for creating functional and beautiful spaces."

Senior...

Voxman Music Building, University of Iowa by LMN

2026-07-09T14:51:00-04:00

The Voxman Music Building celebrates musical performance at every turn, embracing a collaborative and exploratory student-driven model of education that treats every space as performance space. The building shares this sense of musical discovery with the community through a transparent expression. The pattern of streets and open spaces in the mixed-use district of Iowa City extends directly into the building’s multi-level interior spaces, cultivating a sense of vertical urban vitality and acknowledging its place within the community.

The six-story, 186,000-square-foot building is situated between campus and the downtown core of Iowa City, embracing both academic and urban experiences. The program comprises a 700-seat concert hall, a 200-seat recital hall, an organ performance hall, a music library, rehearsal rooms, practice rooms, classrooms, and faculty studios and offices linked by a series of vertically connected community spaces. A multi-story glass corner entry at a major down...

House Škvorec by EA architekti

2026-07-09T14:50:00-04:00

A restrained architectural response to a fragmented village context.

The new family house reinterprets the archetype of the traditional rural dwelling through a contemporary architectural language. The composition of its volumes expresses both the diversity and unity of family relationships while responding to the heterogeneous character of the surrounding village.

The house is conceived as a dematerialized white form, punctuated by dark-framed openings that emphasize the depth of the façade. Natural materials, including bleached oak and large-format ceramic surfaces, create a calm and tactile interior, while textile curtains provide privacy and soften the spaces.

Constructed as a traditional masonry building with a timber roof structure, the house is positioned at the centre of the plot within a circular lawn dotted with solitary trees. The surrounding garden is left to develop naturally, gradually blending the architecture into its landscape.

Academy Pelhřimov by EA architekti

2026-07-09T12:48:00-04:00

A learning environment where education and industry converge.

The new building for AGROSTROJ Academy in Pelhřimov is conceived as a contemporary educational facility that reflects the close relationship between technical education and industrial production. The architecture creates a flexible environment where classrooms, workshops, and technological laboratories form a continuous learning landscape, encouraging interaction between theoretical instruction and hands-on practice.

The spatial organization emphasizes openness, clarity, and visual connections between teaching spaces and practical training areas. Large glazed surfaces provide generous daylight. The building is organized around a sequence of adaptable spaces that support collaboration, movement, and evolving educational needs.

The restrained architectural expression combines clean geometries with robust industrial materials, reflecting the technical identity of the institution. Rather than separating education from p...

Kéré completes timber childcare center with slides as circulation at the Technical University of Munich

2026-07-09T11:13:00-04:00

Kéré Architecture has completed the Kinderoase at the Technical University Munich, a five-story timber daycare center that marks the practice’s first completed project in Europe. The project broke ground in April 2024.

Image credit: Iwan Baan

Located on the university’s main campus, the 15,000-square-foot facility accommodates up to 60 children. Designed as a vertical kindergarten, the project aims to support students and university staff, particularly women pursuing academic careers, by providing childcare close to the workplace.

Image credit: Iwan Baan

The building occupies a constrained site on a former parking lot between the university’s main campus and its cafeteria. Reception and administrative spaces are located on the ground floor, while children are organized by age across the upper levels. Shared facilities, including areas for play, meals, and a multipurpose sports room, occupy the middle and upper floors. A partially covered r...

Snarkitecture's massive PLAYGROUND installation is now open for fun at the National Building Museum

2026-07-09T09:07:00-04:00

Snarkitecture has completed THE PLAYGROUND, a 14,000-square-foot interactive installation at the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C. The scheme is described by the museum as its largest indoor installation to date.

Image credit: Noah Kalina

Developed in collaboration with design studio Gluten (ZGF Architects is the architect of record) and conceived as a reinterpretation of the traditional playground, the installation uses construction materials including scaffolding, birch plywood, cork, rope, and recycled flooring to create an immersive environment that encourages self-directed exploration rather than prescribed routes or activities. The project is organized into nine distinct zones designed for climbing, building, recreation, and informal gathering.

Image credit: Noah Kalina

At the center of the installation is The Hill, a sculptural landscape constructed from layered birch plywood that incorporates slides, tunnels, and sea...

Dyes Inlet House by SHED Architecture & Design

2026-07-08T19:23:00-04:00

This new primary home with a nearby guest house is designed with high-performance strategies to harmonize with its waterfront location on Washington's Kitsap Peninsula. The home reinterprets Scandinavian farmhouse forms to connect with its natural surroundings while providing a spacious and functional environment for an extended family. Designed for aging in place, the home focuses on comfort, energy efficiency, and long-term family use.

Located on a large lot with southern views overlooking Dyes Inlet in Silverdale, WA, this home is part of a family compound created from a larger parcel. Inspired by seaside Swedish farm complexes, the design establishes a cohesive relationship between the new residence and the renovated guest house while organizing the property into distinct zones. To the north, strategic landscaping buffers the home from surrounding development, enhancing privacy. To the south, the structure opens up to frame expansive views of the inlet.

This is a 3-bedroom, 2.5-...

New nonprofit advances Indigenous representation across architecture and planning

2026-07-08T16:28:00-04:00

The Indigenous Society of Architecture, Planning, and Design (ISAPD) has transitioned to an official nonprofit organization.

Founded by Indigenous scholars at the Yale School of Architecture in 2018, ISAPD was formed to advance Indigenous knowledge, representation, and leadership in architecture, planning, and design. It aims to elevate Indigenous perspectives and knowledge systems of the built environment in academia, practice, and other spaces that have historically failed to recognize them.

ISAPD’s work includes supporting Indigenous students and professionals through mentorship and networking, promoting Indigenous architectural sovereignty and environmental stewardship, creating educational and innovative resources and dialogue around Indigenous design knowledge, collaborating with tribal, academic, and community partners, and stewarding an increase of Indigenous representation in design professions.

Previously on Archinect: Three Native American women are changing the narrative...

Rote Emma Residential Quarter by AllesWirdGut

2026-07-08T12:35:00-04:00

The Red Emma (Rote Emma) is a variety of potato. Inspired by its red-skinned namesake, which used to be grown on these grounds, the concept of the residential quarter in Vienna’s 22nd district puts the focus on regional and social rootedness. Creating practical everyday residential quality, the project, realized as a movable quarter, is informed by three core ideas: First, the design provides for residential units to be allocated an extended stretch of façade with an extra window, which, inside, translates into the possibility of partitioning off a flexible-use extra room. Second, the balconies in the Red Emma estate were built into fully functional green open-air spaces which, with windbreaks and planter troughs, are an ideal outdoor extension of the own four walls. Third, spaces with a varied mix of cultural, social and commercial offerings were created at the ground-floor level, which importantly contribute to urban community life. Aside from public institutions such as the local...

Miller Hull is hiring senior-level Project Managers in San Diego and Seattle

2026-07-08T11:14:00-04:00

Following our previous look at an opening for an Intermediate Architect at Mariam Issoufou Architects, we are using this week’s edition of our Job Highlights series to explore open roles on Archinect Jobs for Project Managers with 10-20 years of experience at The Miller Hull Partnership.

The positions, based in San Diego and Seattle, call for individuals who have “a commitment and interest in pushing new design frontiers at the intersection of social equity and environmental sustainability.” Among the requested prior experiences are time as a project manager for medium to large multidisciplinary teams, including experience managing scope, schedules, staffing, contracts, and quality management. Responsibilities will include working collaboratively with the design lead and project executive to direct the work of the entire project team in iteratively studying and developing design concepts.

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Image credit: Ema Peters, courtesy of Miller Hull and Woo...

Studio Gang and Henning Larsen complete sustainability-focused campus buildings for Harvard

2026-07-08T09:08:00-04:00

Studio Gang and Henning Larsen have completed One Milestone, a two-building life sciences complex that concludes the first phase of the Enterprise Research Campus (ERC) in Allston, Boston.

Image credit: Jason O'Rear

As we reported in 2023, the campus will coalesce an area across the Charles River from the Harvard main campus into a new multi-use innovation district with designs from MVRDV, Moody Nolan, and Marlon Blackwell. As part of the development, Studio Gang recently completed the David Rubenstein Treehouse, Harvard’s first mass timber building.

One Milestone East. Image credit: Jason O'Rear

One Milestone West. Image credit: Jason O'Rear

Located at the southwestern edge of the campus, One Milestone comprises the 245,000-square-foot One Milestone West by Studio Gang and the 265,000-square-foot One Milestone East by Henning Larsen. A transparent three-story atrium, designed by Henning Larsen, links the two buildings, providing shared amenities and collabor...

Heat is only half the story - the 2026 World Cup is stress-testing how we design and build our stadiums

2026-07-07T19:50:00-04:00

The World Cup is revealing the complexity and trade-offs of stadium design as more than one third of matches are rated high risk for dangerously hot and humid conditions.
The US-based tournament is being played across open-air, enclosed, climate-controlled, high-altitude, and multi-use venues, making it the biggest public test of modern stadium engineering ever staged.
As architects and engineers wrestle to meet multiple conflicting demands, early-stage design decisions are having a big impact on stadium conditions.
For future builds, engineers need to simulate thousands of design options to find the winning combination.

Munich, Germany, Monday 29th June 2026: The 2026 World Cup is stress-testing how we design and build stadiums live across sixteen host cities, highlighting the complexity and trade-offs architects and engineers face when trying to meet conflicting demands. This is according to global science and engineering consultancy Thornton Tomasetti, which has worked on 6 out of 1...

Manhattan high-rise remains unstable after columns buckle during office-to-residential conversion

2026-07-07T18:12:00-04:00

A Midtown Manhattan high-rise under construction remained unstable Tuesday after officials found buckled columns, cracks, and sagging floors at 235 East 42nd Street, a former Pfizer office building being converted into residential use.

FDNY officials said the structural issues were found between the 21st and 26th floors after a call came in around 8 a.m. The building and nearby properties were evacuated, including a school and the Israeli consulate. No injuries have been reported.

Just before at 8 a.m. Tuesday, the FDNY received reports of a structural issue at an active construction site on East 42nd Street between 2nd Avenue and 3rd Avenue in Manhattan. The call came in for reported issues at a 37-story building at 235 East 42nd Street that is currently… pic.twitter.com/NavUpNGAJE
— FDNY (@FDNY) July 7, 2026

The 37-story building is part of a major office-to-residential conversion led by Metro Loft, with Gensler listed as design architect, interior architect, and architect-of-reco...

Archinect's latest featured hiring firms include EskewDumezRipple, HED, Atelier Ma Design, and Smith-Miller + Hawkinson Architects

2026-07-07T16:30:00-04:00

From Archinect's active community of job seekers, firms, and schools, we have selected four featured architectural employers with current openings in New York City, New Orleans, San Francisco, and Santa Barbara.

EskewDumezRipple has three exciting roles available in New Orleans: a Project Architect with eight-plus years of architectural experience, with at least three years of recent Project Architect experience; a Senior Interior Designer with ten-plus years of experience; and a Project Manager with twelve-plus years of experience, with at least five years of recent Project Manager experience. Applicants for each role should be proficient with Revit. The Senior Interior Designer should also be experienced with Adobe Creative Suite.

Home Building at Thaden by EskewDumezRipple.

In San Francisco, HED is seeking a Project Architect/Architect IV with a minimum of ten years of experience and a Senior Project Architect (Architect V) with at least fifteen years of experience. Both roles req...

A proposal reusing decommissioned buses as mobile playgrounds wins the 2026 Davidson Prize

2026-07-07T12:16:00-04:00

A proposal to repurpose London's decommissioned New Routemaster buses into movable playgrounds has won this year’s Davidson Prize.

Called PLAYDECK, the winning project was conceived by R.U.A Studio, an interdisciplinary team comprising architects Ru Quan Phuah and Shaun Thomas, landscape architect and videographer Esther Yik Chi Chan, landscape architect and writer Carmen Du, and Jessica Huynh, all of WW+P Architects. They were joined by landscape architect Kelci Vittachi of Studio Egret West and clinical psychologist and consultant Dr. Owen Walker. The team was unveiled as the winner and awarded £10,000 ($13,400) at a ceremony during the London Festival of Architecture.

This year’s theme was Changing the Game: Building Play into Housing, which invited multidisciplinary teams, including at least one registered architect, to rethink how play can be embedded into the design of the home and wider domestic environments. PLAYDECK responded by proposing to repurpose London's 1,000 New Rout...

Inside the timber and terrazzo Seattle-Tacoma International Airport by Woods Bagot and Miller Hull

2026-07-07T11:15:00-04:00

The Miller Hull Partnership and Woods Bagot have completed the C Concourse Expansion at Seattle–Tacoma International Airport. The project, which we reported on in 2023, expands the existing concourse from 81,000 square feet to 229,500 square feet, adding four new floors and increasing passenger capacity while improving circulation, accessibility, and amenities.

Image credit: Ema Peters courtesy of Miller Hull and Woods Bagot

Developed in collaboration with the Port of Seattle, the expansion is organized around the design concept “Bringing In, Seeing Out,” which seeks to strengthen visual connections between the terminal, aircraft, and the surrounding Pacific Northwest landscape. A folded exterior facade incorporates alternating south- and west-facing glass panels fitted with electrochromic glazing to reduce glare while maximizing daylight inside the building.

Image credit: Ema Peters courtesy of Miller Hull and Woods Bag...

BIG completes materials company headquarters in Denmark with timber and clay palette

2026-07-07T09:03:00-04:00

BIG has completed the new headquarters for Danish materials company Dymak in Odense. Located at one of Odense’s main gateways between an industrial district and the natural landscape surrounding Glisholm Lake, the circular building combines offices, exhibition spaces, and shared amenities within a single structure.

Image credit: Rasmus Hjortshøj

The design of the scheme is characterized by an undulating roof and a gridded timber-and-glass facade. The roof rises toward the north to frame views of the adjacent forest while stepping down to the south to provide solar shading, improve indoor comfort, and reduce noise from nearby infrastructure. The scheme’s geometry also accommodates approximately 880 custom-shaped photovoltaic panels that contribute to the building’s on-site energy generation.

Image credit: Rasmus Hjortshøj

Landscape design by BIG integrates access roads, parking, and native planting while creating a buffer be...

Verdelago Resort by Saraiva + Associados

2026-07-06T21:16:00-04:00

In the heart of Sotavento Algarvio, with an area exceeding 80 hectares and direct beach access, Verdelago Resort stands out for its harmony with untouched nature, following its own rhythm and revealing its unique beauty. Classified with 5 stars, the resort encompasses various support infrastructures and a wide range of services and amenities, aligned with a healthy lifestyle where nature plays a central role. The appreciation of the territory is evidenced by architecture that adheres to high standards of quality and sustainability.

Closely linked to the surrounding environment, we employ natural materials and construction techniques, such as Taipa, and local hues for exterior finishes, seeking a perfect symbiosis between the built structures and nature. Boardwalks connect various points of the property to the beach, allowing visitors to enjoy natural spaces, glimpse the scenery from observation towers, all with utmost respect for the surroundings and ensuring the protection of the s...

Steenzicht by JVST

2026-07-06T19:15:00-04:00

Steenzicht 1A is one of the first buildings to be completed within De Zichten, a large-scale densification and renewal plan for the post-war neighbourhoods of Dreven, Gaarden en Zichten in the south-west of The Hague. The building comprises 118 social dwellings and responds to its surroundings – densifying the existing urban fabric while introducing a courtyard typology that brings new green quality, intimacy, and street life to the neighbourhood.

The plan is based on half-open courtyard blocks in which pairs of L-shaped volumes enclose a shared garden. Rather than continuing the open, anonymous character of the surrounding post-war landscape, the blocks define a more intimate urban grain – one that gives the neighbourhood a clearer structure and a greener, more sheltered public realm. The courtyard sits raised above street level, forming the roof of the parking garage beneath. Staircases from the street makes it publicly accessible, creating a permeable network of outdoor spaces th...

Lantern House by Syndicate Smith

2026-07-06T16:14:00-04:00

Along Puget Sound on a slender island—home to just 250 residences—Lantern House by Washington-based firm Syndicate Smith opens a new chapter for Joe and Kristie Berg and their two daughters. As a teenager, Kristie was introduced to the island through a friend’s family cabin, and years later, when the neighboring property came up for sale—a rare event in the tight-knit enclave—she and her husband, Joe, seized the opportunity. The 600-square-foot 1950s Pan-Abode structure became their family’s treasured retreat. Thirteen years later, with their daughters grown, they set out to preserve its spirit while creating space for the next chapter.

Reluctant to remodel the original cabin and risk losing the memories it held, the couple chose instead to preserve it as a guest house, relocating it to a lot across the street. In its place on the waterfront, they envisioned a modern retreat—open to family and friends, attuned to the landscape, and shaped by a blend of Pacific Northwest modernism an...

Four unique projects by Trahan Architects: Your Next Employer?

2026-07-06T11:39:00-04:00

Following our previous visit to Annum Architects, we are moving our Meet Your Next Employer series to New York City this week to explore the work of Trahan Architects.

The firm, with offices in New Orleans and New York, is “founded on the belief that the mindful design of everyday spaces can elevate human experience.” The firm has received several notable accolades this year, including at the 2026 Faith & Form International Awards for Religious Architecture & Art and the 2026 AIA Small Project Award.

Over on Archinect Jobs, the firm is currently hiring for a Marketing + Communications Specialist to join their New York City team. For candidates interested in applying for a position or anybody interested in learning more about the firm’s output, we have rounded up four unique projects by Trahan Architects that exemplify the firm’s ethos.

George Park Performance Pavilion. Image credit: Tim Hursley

George Park Performance Pavilion, Springdale, AR

The Performance Pavilion at Luther Geor...

The Architectural League announces the launch of the 2026 Independent Projects grant cycle

2026-07-06T09:56:00-04:00

The Architectural League of New York has announced the opening of the 2026 cycle of Independent Projects. The competitive grant program, offered alongside the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA), supports practitioners working in the design fields.

Independent Projects provides grants of $10,000 to New York State-based individuals and teams to explore topics or issues in design fields, including architecture, landscape architecture, historic preservation, community-centered design, fashion, graphic, industrial, and interior design.

The 2026 cycle will support 25 proposals that contribute to a broader understanding of design, with an emphasis on artistry, design excellence, and public impact. Applicants should consider how their work may answer the question: Where can design go next?

The Architectural League of New York will serve to publicize program guidelines, receive all applications, confirm eligibility, convene a review panel to select recipients, and disburse grant fund...

Carlo Ratti and Park Associati to redevelop Italian hospital by linking architecture and healing

2026-07-06T09:02:00-04:00

A team led by Carlo Ratti Associati, Park Associati, and Politecnica Building for Humans has won the international competition to redevelop the Main and Children’s Hospital at Spedali Civili in Brescia, Italy. The proposal reimagines one of Lombardy’s principal healthcare institutions as an integrated campus combining clinical care, medical research, education, and public space.