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The Pingtan Children’s library is located in the Dong Minority village of Pingtan, Tongdao Province, Hunan, China. This small timber structure, three stories high and approximately 80 sqm in area is entirely built in timber. The building is located within a primary school courtyard serving more than 400 local children. Rather than a building with floors and rooms, this is a building consisting of two interwoven spiral staircases, a double helix that in turn becomes both the vertical circulation and the seating for the children.

LKKR (Lekker Urban Food House) is a popular café among young visitors because of its comfortable space, completed with eye-pleasing look and quiet atmosphere.

The mosque is well-known in the community as Sarang Lebah (Honeycomb) or An-Nahl Mosque because honeycombs inspire most of the architectural elements used in the building.

The main concept of RumaDuaBata is reviving the two old wall sides. The left and right boundary walls with red bricks remain in the house as a symbol of memories.

The renovation process focuses on creating less carbon emission house by preserving some parts of existing building that can reduce carbon footprint.

The main concept of Cinere House is creating a different approach to the entrance as to accommodate guests without disturbing other residents. The intimacy and privacy of the house are kept while maintaining good spatial and visual quality in each room.

Sawo Coffee takes the location’s street name "rontgen" as an identity generator and play around with the visual quality of rontgen, which means x-ray.

The spirit of gotong royong is carried throughout the building process of a bigger and new church in Mengkait Island.

The name 1500 Haus comes up from the worst case of flooding in January 2020 when the area was flooded up to 1500 millimetres inside the house.

This three-story, three-bedroom house in Bandung is a project like no other. This one-of-a-kind, sleek and modern looking house stays faithful to the ancient Chinese traditional geomancy practice of Feng Shui.

Featuring four guest houses and two spacious meeting halls overlooking a giant fishpond, the 3,500-square metre Ton Villas are designed for a client who likes to entertain large groups of people.

The project aims to provide a decent residence for Kampung Bukit Duri former residents affected by the Ciliwung River Normalisation Program in 2016. The Kampung Susun Produktif Tumbuh (KSPT) Cakung project is finally realised in the end of 2021.