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The sauna is located next to the Munch Museum. © Einar Aslaksen

Folly in the water
Floating Sauna in Oslo by Estudio Herreros
On the Oslo Fjord, Estudio Herreros has built a small floating sauna, offering a place for retreat and contemplation near the Munch Museum.

DETAIL Students’ Award 2024
Real Montages. Architectural Elements in the Open
The design project “Real Montages – Architectural Elements in the Open” prompts deeper critical reflection on the importance of engaging with and responding to existing structures.

In the MMC restaurant, guests dine under a vault of concrete paraboloids. © David Zarzoso

Brutalism on the water
Restaurant in the Cantabrian Maritime Museum
Zooco Estudio has created a restaurant in the Cantabrian Maritime Museum in Santander that celebrates the brutalist architecture of the building.

The raised Cultural Living Room encloses the newly created entrance courtyard. © Iwan Baan

Moving roofscape
Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts by Studio Gang
Studio Gang's sweeping folded roof connects the disparate components of the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts in Little Rock, opening it up to the surrounding parkland.

The Faith Museum is positioned along the line of a medieval retaining wall. © David Valinsky

Nominee DETAIL Award 2024
Barn-Like Museum Extension
The nominees for the Detail Award 2024 have been announced: The Faith Museum by Niall McLaughlin Architects is an extension of a Grade I listed castle, positioned along the line of a medieval retaining wall from the original castle complex.

Nominee DETAIL Award 2024
Faith Museum
The Faith Museum by Niall McLaughlin Architects is an extension of a Grade I listed castle, positioned along the line of a medieval retaining wall from the original castle complex.

Simone Guillissen-Hoa at her drawing table, 1946 © CIVA Collections, Brussels

Exhibition in Brussels
Simone Guillissen-Hoa
As part of an extensive program on feminism, the museum civa.brussels offers the first monographic exhibition on the architect Simone Guillissen-Hoa.

Museo Memoria de Andalucía in Granada by Alberto Campo Baeza, © Javier Callejas

For architecture and research
Alberto Campo Baeza and Till Roenneberg Receive t...
Spanish architect Alberto Campo Baeza and German chronobiologist Till Roenneberg receive the Daylight Award 2024, which is presented every two years to individuals who have made an outstanding contribution to research and practice in the use of daylight in architecture.

Our readers’ favourites
The Most Popular Contributions in March 2024
In March, our readers were particularly enthusiastic about the following three contributions: a Residence and Office near Inverness, a School in the Netherlands and the Army Museum in Warsaw.

The wooden construction of the future education centre is currently bare and unclad. However, it will be used in the summertime. © Sebastian Schels

Building without a schedule
Learning House at the Freilandmuseum by Max Otto ...
On the grounds of the Freilandmuseum [Engl.: open-air museum] in the Upper Palatine town of Nabburg-Neusath, Max Otto Zitzelsberger and his team from the University of Kaiserslautern-Landau have created a wooden structure conceived as a “learning and teaching house”.

Salone del Mobile 2024
Artificial Intelligence for Furniture
Philippe Starck and Kartell experiment with new production methods and expand their A.I. collection

Like a tower, the exposed-concrete structure of the Robert Olnick Pavilion rises at its north end. © William Mulvihill, courtesy of MQ Architecture

Expansion of the Magazzino Museum
The Robert Olnick Pavilion near New York
Behind rough walls of exposed concrete, the new building by Alberto Campo Baeza and Miguel Quismondo for the Magazzino Italian Art museum near New York is home to an exhibition hall with unusual light staging.

One of the presented projects: KnitNervi, an actively-bent, knitted formwork for ribbed concrete shells. © Mariana Popescu

Congress in Copenhagen
Fabricate 2024 – Creating Resourceful Futures
From 4 to 6 April 2024, the Royal Academy in Copenhagen will host Fabricate, the prime place of exchange on innovative ideas in design, architecture and engineering.

Studio Aisslinger's aim was to preserve the raw character of the listed building, which opened as a department store in 1909. © Nicoló Lanfranchi

A collage of old and new
Fotografiska Museum Berlin by Studio Aisslinger
The former Kunsthaus Tacheles [Eng.: Art House Tacheles] has been redesigned by Studio Aisslinger. It is now home to the Fotografiska Museum and features spaces for exhibitions, events and gastronomy.

View of the exhibition „Here We Are! Frauen im Design 1900 – heute“, Möbelmuseum Wien, 2024, © SKB

Exhibition in Vienna
Women in Design
How will the design of the 21st century look? Who defines it? And who is it for? The exhibition "Here We Are! Frauen im Design 1900 - heute" answers these questions and sheds a contemporary light on the history of modern design.

Six delicate tree supports of plywood bear the concave curve of the pavilion roof. © Rohspace

Digital resurrection of a building tradition
Wood Pavilion in South Korea by JK-AR
With the Pavilion of Floating Lights in the South Korean city of Jinju, the JK-AR studio have resurrected a wood-based building without adhesives or nails. Augmented reality played a role in this project.

The supports and ceilings of the building consist of wood; in contrast, the balconies are of concrete. On the exterior, the supporting structure has been clad with larchwood. © Maris Mezulis

Nearly 50 m of wood-frame construction
Residential High-Rise in Paris by Moreau Kusunoki
With Le Berlier, a 15-storey residential tower, Moreau Kusunoki have created a model for large-scale wood-frame construction in the French capital.

Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara from Grafton Architects, © Andrea Avezzu, Courtesy of La Biennale di Venezia

For International Women's Day
8 Remarkable Female Architects
More visibility for women in architecture: To mark International Women's Day, which is celebrated annually on 8 March, the Detail editorial team presents eight remarkable female architects of our time.