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Lamia Messari-Becker, © J. Schmitz – Urban Development

Interview with Lamia Messari-Becker
How do we shift to sustainable construction?
Lamia Messari-Becker is a leading voice on sustainable construction. The professor at the University of Siegen serves as a policy advisor on various committees. In an interview with Julia Liese, she discussed her ideas for how the construction sector can address climate change.

The Innovation Factory 2.0 is a contemporary landmark in the Neckaruferpark. © Brigida González

Timber construction for communicative working
Innovation Factory Heilbronn by Waechter + Waechter
The timber construction braced with V-columns allows column-free rooms that can be flexibly divided according to the size of the start-up companies. The timber façade is displayed behind glass and becomes a landmark in the Neckaruferpark.

The Tool for Architects
Detail Inspiration: New Features
Test the new look of Detail Inspiration. Recently, we have upgraded the platform’s technical infrastructure and introduced several new features.

Esch Sintzel Architekten have transformed an old industrial building in Basel into a multi-storey residential building. © Paola Corsini

Nominee DETAIL Award 2024
Conversion of a Warehouse into a Residential Buil...
The nominees for the Detail Award 2024 have been announced: The former Coop wine warehouse in Basel’s Lysbüchel neighbourhood was transformed into a multistorey residential building, designed to accommodate residents of all ages and diverse lifestyles.

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.

Interview with Anders Lendager
Who will run the urban mines of the future?
Danish architect Anders Lendager is one of the most radical pioneers of circular construction. In this interview with Jakob Schoof, he explains how architects can help end the throwaway society.

A light-filled atrium brings the outside space inside. © Adrià Goula

Nominee DETAIL Award 2024
Qualifying the Centre
The nominees for the Detail Award 2024 have been announced: At the heart of House 1736 is a light-filled atrium. Harquitectes designed a robust and monolithic low-cement concrete structure that helps to regulate temperature, humidity and acoustics.

Régis Roudil Architects placed closed rammed earth cubes at the ends of the building. © 11H45

Nominee DETAIL Award 2024
The Simplicity of Earth and Wood
The nominees for the Detail Award 2024 have been announced: The daycare centre in the courtyard of the Palais de l’Alma by Atelier Régis Roudil is defined by its use of natural materials – rammed earth and wood – blending harmoniously with the surrounding garden.

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Sculptural Hardwald observation tower in Switzerland by Luna Productions, © Ladina Bischof

Innovative construction
Hardwald Observation Tower in Switzerland
With the observation tower in the Hardwald forest in Switzerland, the architecture firm Luna Productions has created a contemporary symbol of circular timber construction.

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.

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Spread over three-storeys, the structure is able to accommodate either residential or office functions. © Schels, Lanz, PK Odessa

Nominee DETAIL Award 2024
House Without Cement in Munich
The nominees for the Detail Award 2024 have been announced: This timber house by Florian Nagler, nestled within a garden, extends the living and office space of the main building in Munich Pasing, while contributing to the goal of urban densification.

The inner courtyards are covered in order to reduce energy requirements all year round. © José Hevia

Nominee DETAIL Award 2024
Non-Hierarchical Social Housing
The nominees for the Detail Award 2024 have been announced: Barcelona-based architectural duo Peris + Toral has realised 43 flats made of clay on Ibiza, setting new standards in social housing construction.

South elevation, © Steinbauer Architektur & Design

Nominee DETAIL Award 2024
Haus Havanna – Conversion of a Tobacco Warehouse
The nominees for the Detail Award 2024 have been announced: For the revitalisation of the listed Haus Havanna in Linz, Kaltenbacher Architektur conceived a new facade design made of 70,000 glass blocks.

Temporary sports building for the Freudenberg-Enge cantonal schools in Zurich, © Ralph Feiner

Nominee DETAIL Award 2024
Circular Sports Buildings
The nominees for the Detail Award 2024 have been announced: Pool Architects have developed combinable and reusable modules for temporary sports halls.

Nominee DETAIL Award 2024
Living in the Former Wine Warehouse
The former Coop wine warehouse in Basel’s Lysbüchel neighbourhood was transformed into a multistorey residential building, designed to accommodate residents of all ages and diverse lifestyles.

Nominee DETAIL Award 2024
Daycare Centre Palais de l‘Alma
The daycare centre in the courtyard of the Palais de l’Alma by Atelier Régis Roudil is defined by its use of natural materials – rammed earth and wood – blending harmoniously with the surrounding garden.  