The Albert Einstein Discovery Center in Ulm is set to become a groundbreaking public institution celebrating Einstein’s unparalleled contributions to science, technology, pacifism, humanism, and international understanding. This immersive experience will bring his legacy to life through modern, interactive, and multimedia exhibits that invite visitors to explore his genius from every angle. The center will showcase Einstein’s life and work in connection with Ulm’s history, demonstrate how his theories shape current technologies, and present hands-on experiments at a cutting-edge Science Center. Workshops, lectures, and experiential exhibits will highlight not only his scientific achievements but also his profound humanity and universal…

The OneX tower is situated in the heart of Seoul’s central business district, strategically positioned along the city’s two major thoroughfares: Chungmoo-ro and Cheonggye-cheon. This iconic site offers stunning views of Nam Mountain and Bukak Mountain. The development features a 33-story office tower complemented by a podium that includes retail spaces, amenities, and a publicly accessible roof garden. Notably, the partial ground level will maintain historical significance due to the discovery of old circulation routes, creating a fascinating connection between the area’s rich legacy and contemporary design. The tower’s façade draws inspiration from traditional Korean patterns and a design element…

In the historic ‘rose’ city of Toulouse, France the sculpted Occitanie Tower will rise 150 meters above the Canal du Midi in the heart of the city’s business district. Set to be the first skyscraper in the city, the tower’s curvaceous form is interrupted by a spiral of greenery that rises from street level up to the 40th floor. Trees will line the building’s platform and a ribbon of gardens will curl around the glass facade. The tower will include 11,000 square meters of office space, a Hilton hotel, up to 120 apartments, a restaurant with panoramic views, commercial space…

The Jewish Museum Lisbon will portray the history of Jewish life and culture in Portugal, specifically in Lisbon. It will share the message that Jewish heritage is indissoluble in the country’s history and celebrates the value of cultural differences, thus promoting inter-religious integration. The building’s volume is articulated into five distinct segments—trapezoidal or triangular in plan—that subtly vary in height, ranging from 10 to 15 meters. This modulation mirrors the traditional building scale of historic Lisbon, lending the structure a sense of contextual human-scaled continuity. Embedded within the architecture are the four Hebrew letters that spell “TIKVA”—meaning Hope—each manifesting as…