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What happens when office architecture is designed like a living system?
That’s what makes this project stand out.

DELTA BUSINESS CENTER
📍 Viladecans, Spain
Designed by Picharchitects
11,326 m² of sustainable workplace architecture.

This building doesn’t fight its landscape.
It works with it.

Raised above the ground like a suspended volume, the project transforms the space below into an active environmental layer that supports water management, cooling, and biodiversity.

Instead of creating a sealed corporate box, the design opens itself to light, air, and future flexibility.

The workplaces feel adaptable.
Connected.
Built for change rather than permanence.

A few details we loved:
• Elevated structure preserving the natural ground condition
• Central bioclimatic courtyard improving comfort and ventilation
• Metallic layered façade filtering sunlight naturally
• Flexible office layouts designed for evolving business needs
• Smart energy systems reducing operational consumption
• Circular construction approach focused on reuse and longevity

The architecture feels calm and efficient at the same time.

Nothing excessive.
Nothing performative.

Just a workplace designed to last longer, work smarter, and adapt better.

Because great commercial architecture isn’t only about appearance.
It’s about performance over time.

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What happens when an airport feels rooted in its culture instead of detached from it?
This is why this project caught our attention.

TECHO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT CAMBODIA
Phnom Penh
Designed by Foster + Partners
235,500 m² of transport infrastructure.
A new gateway for Cambodia.

This isn’t just a terminal.
It’s an experience shaped by place.

A sweeping roof canopy.
Structural “trees.”
Spaces filled with natural light.

The design draws from Cambodian heritage.
Temple-inspired forms.
Textures influenced by traditional weaving.

A few things done exceptionally well:
• 180 skylights distributing daylight across the terminal
• Overhanging roof reducing heat gain and energy demand
• Native greenery integrated throughout the journey
• Clear and intuitive passenger circulation
• Sustainable design blended with cultural identity

Nothing here feels generic.
Nothing feels disconnected from its surroundings.

Just an airport that feels unmistakably Cambodian.

Because great transport architecture doesn’t only move people.
It introduces them to a place before they even leave the terminal.

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