
Galgo House / TTAD Arquitetura
House of the 7 Trees / Hersen Mendes Arquitetura

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Architects: Hersen Mendes Arquitetura
- Area: 512 m²
- Year: 2024
Estudiobola Store / Alan Chu
The Hidden Mechanics of Doors: How Hinges, Tracks, and Pivots Shape Spatial Experience

The choice of door types plays a crucial role in defining the spatial experience and atmosphere of architecture. Beyond material or style, the way a door is detailed—its movement, weight, and method of operation—can drastically influence how a space is perceived and navigated. However, what truly enables the functionality of different door types is the often-overlooked element of door hardware. Even within the same door type, the selection of hinges, tracks, pivots, and handles can significantly affect how users interact with and interpret the space.
Globalization and Architecture: The Dependency on Foreign Talent in the Global South

Through the post-war 20th century, the Global South saw much influence from foreign architects, often invited by local governments to bring their expertise and visionary thinking. Sought as a symbol of modernity, buildings designed by "starchitects" elevated the image of nations. Decades later, as local industries advance in capabilities, the desire for foreign talent continues to exist. Is this a natural result of globalization or is the continued presence of international architects in the Global South a persistent dependency?
The City as Interface: How Legible Cities Rethink Wayfinding Using UX Design

Design disciplines, like user experience (UX) design, have evolved to excel at devising experiences that make digital interfaces navigable. They accomplish this through a deep understanding of user needs and by mapping user journeys with meticulous attention to detail. The city represents a physical interface experienced by multiple users - residents, tourists, people of various ages and genders each experiencing it uniquely. In a time where digital interfaces are crafted for frictionless user experiences, why do many cities remain challenging to navigate?
Buriti Apartment / ponto.d

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Architects: ponto.d
- Area: 65 m²
- Year: 2024
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Manufacturers: Electrolux, Cimentare, Ladrilharia BSB, Leandro Móveis , Portobello Shop
Stone House / Esquadra Arquitetos
House of Shadow / Laurent Troost Architectures + Hana Eto Gall Paisagismo

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Architects: Hana Eto Gall Paisagismo, Laurent Troost Architectures
- Area: 402 m²
- Year: 2023
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Manufacturers: Breton
As 50 melhores casas de 2024

A cada ano, a equipe de Curadoria de Projetos do ArchDaily rememora a vasta gama de obras publicadas ao longo desse período, apresentando retrospectivas que permitem não apenas identificar tendências e variações na produção arquitetônica, mas também reconhecer de que forma impactam a nossa audiência. No ArchDaily Brasil, a seleção anual de melhores casas – que ano após ano, segue permanecendo como nossa categoria de projeto mais popular – representa uma amostra das variadas soluções, estratégias, técnicas e materiais encontrados na arquitetura residencial dos países de língua portuguesa.
Origami House / TTAD Arquitetura
Contrast House / Yi Arquitetos
Common Area Buildings of Jardins Genebra Condominium / Fittipaldi Arquitetura

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Architects: Fittipaldi Arquitetura
- Year: 2023
Vibrancy and Utility: Embracing Color in Urban Apartment Kitchens

Urban apartments are frequently praised for their clever use of space, but what of their approach to color? Thoughtfully incorporating color is more than an aesthetic decision; it has the potential to shape emotional responses, influence mood, and create spatial illusions. Research in color psychology shows that colors affect our social, cultural, and psychological reactions, making them powerful design tools. Variations of blue, for instance, have been shown to slow melatonin production, keeping people more awake and alert, while shades of green relieve strain on our nervous systems, helping us feel calmer and more grounded. Color in architectural spaces can even alter our perception, creating illusions of depth, movement, and texture that influence how we experience space. Warmer hues like oranges and reds tend to make a room feel more intimate and cozy, while cool whites and blues lend a sense of openness, making spaces appear taller and more expansive.
Art Galleries that Draw You In: 5 Artistic Spaces in Brazil Connecting Indoors and Outdoors

Art and architecture go through a series of interpretive processes before their creation that involve recognizing a capacity for wonder, experimentation, communication, and imagination. Sharing sensitivities and creative quests, they can transform the experience of the world by responding to a collective set of ideas that, at times, design, paint, and write about themes related to the connection with nature, the role of society in the built environment, the sensations conveyed by spaces, and more.
































































































