Broadcasting Architecture Worldwide
6x6x9 Office / Plano Compartido
23 February 2025 @ 3:00 pm
On a small lot between party walls in a residential neighborhood from the 80s, this neutral box measuring 6x6 m in footprint and 9 m in height is constructed as a commitment to renewing the fabric of the area. It serves as our architecture office, a work place, but also for leisure and exchange.
The Eagle Mountain Top Restaurant / Viereck Architects
23 February 2025 @ 11:00 am
When first arriving at the site at 2000m above main sea level, we were stunned by the panoramic views over the landscape and the mountain range in the back. The first time arriving at the site, there was a small, rather temporary building structure with a huge umbrella serving as an après ski bar, placed on a picturesque plateau. Taking that beautiful landscape into consideration, we decided to create a less interfering design for the new structure.
Sainte-Croix Gymnasium / MUE Atelier + BSAAR + Erbat SA
23 February 2025 @ 9:00 am
The new Sainte-Croix gymnasium is set in a landscape-quality but constrained site, between a school building and a remarkable garden overlooking the mountains. Thanks to building compacity and relevant construction detailing, the architects of the project proceeded to provide in a single place a sports hall and a youth development and learning facility, both for schoolchildren and local inhabitants.
Inflatable Architectures in Public Spaces: Exploring the Works of Conjuntos Empáticos in Spain
23 February 2025 @ 7:30 am
How do inflatable structures behave in public spaces? What relationships or connections can they establish among people? From the perspective of Conjuntos Empáticos, inflatable structures act as organisms that engage passersby through their lightness, materiality, and element of surprise, ensuring sensory experiences in various environments and public spaces. These structures can accommodate everything from collective interventions to moments of leisure, encouraging social interaction and creating atmospheres that dissociate the scale of the city from the domestic space.
ATTO Suites / Pedevilla Architects
23 February 2025 @ 6:00 am
"Architectural excellence meets Alpine inspiration: A harmonious fusion of historic charm and modern design in the heart of San Candido" - Set beneath the almost 3,000m high peaks of the Haunold mountains, in eastern High Pusteria Valley, the village of San Candido has existed in its present form since the early Middle Ages and boasts a history stretching back over 1250 years.
Agronomy Workshop / Studio Dali Architects
23 February 2025 @ 2:00 am
The Agronomy Workshop is located on an irregular plot of land in the west, covering about 300m², adjacent to a small pond. Due to the field ridges and roads, there is a long "little tail" of the red line, which will be used as agricultural research laboratory land. The shape of this plot is very special, as the field ridges cut through its interior, further dividing the irregular plot into two halves by the farm roads. Therefore, I thought it would be better to utilize this small road that runs through the area, allowing the building space, surrounding fields, paths, and landscape to become even more "entangled."
ADSB Andersson Bell Hyundai Pangyo Store / Studio Tama
22 February 2025 @ 9:00 pm
ADSB ANDERSSON BELL is a fashion brand with a distinct personality and exceptional sensibility. The design approach adopted a modern grotesque-inspired concept. Structurally, a grid pattern and minimalist box-shaped counters were incorporated, while vibrantly patterned wood and fabric finishes were employed to highlight the brand's identity. As a brand with strong design individuality, it was anticipated that an equally unique store atmosphere would create a synergistic effect.
HORONG Bakery / Design Studio Maoom
22 February 2025 @ 5:00 pm
Horong Bakery holds a warm story that begins with the gentle glow of a small lantern, flickering like a candle. On a dark night, as the soft and tranquil light of a lantern emerges, it warmly embraces its surroundings, creating a cozy atmosphere. With this sentiment in mind, Horong Bakery aims to offer a comforting space where people can take a moment to rest amidst the fast-paced city life.
Ático Curvo / Destudio
22 February 2025 @ 3:00 pm
Curved Attic is the renovation project of a unique property in the centre of Valencia with privileged views over the old Turia riverbed. The architecture of the building itself, with a circular envelope, allows these views to extend along the house, being a characteristic of such strength that it gives its name to the project and around which the main idea of the project is developed. From a first approach to the project, the intention was to clear the interior of the house to allow views of the outside from almost every point. This involved placing the most used areas (day zone, kitchen and master bedroom) attached to the façade, as well as demolishing an overbuilt mezzanine that compressed the living area, leaving it now with a double height that underlines the sloping roof of the building.
Multi-Purpose Hall Ingerkingen / Atelier Kaiser Shen
22 February 2025 @ 11:00 am
The concept of expanding and extending buildings, is once again state-of-the-art as firstly it fulfills the wish for continuity and secondly expanding offers a pragmatic approach to energy and material inputs. This concept was used as the basis for the renovation of the Ingerkingen multi-purpose hall. The architects were less interested in the original shape but rather the potential for further construction. Since part of the building could be simply and functionally integrated into the new concept, Atelier Kaiser Shen considered it obvious to retain the original. To reduce demolition work to a minimum, the foundations, the floor slab, the ceilings and the walls in the northern and western section were integrated into the planning. In this way, a total of 60 percent of the built mass was preserved.
A lone Yamaha XS650 chopper stands against a sea of Harley-Davidsons this week. Following it are a Harley XR1000 flat tracker, a Sportster bobber from Gas&Retro, and a spicy Harley Electra Glide Big Twin chopper from the USA.
Yamaha XS650 by Mike Dodd Two years ago, Mike Dodd of Auckland, New Zealand found himself in possessi
The story of the original Bell Bullitt helmet is a bonafide motorcycling fairy tale. Just over a decade ago, industrial designer Chad Hodge designed and built a retro-inspired helmet as part of his final year thesis, with clear cues from vintage lids like the legendary 1960s Bell Star.
Bell saw the concept, loved it, and brought Chad in-house to put it into production.
The Bell Bullitt hit the market just as the alt-moto scene re
We don’t usually go in for themed bikes around here—but once in a while a custom builder nails a concept and piques our interest. Case in point; this Moto Guzzi California 1100, which takes inspiration from the hit zombie apocalypse TV series, The Walking Dead.
It’s the work of Matteucci Garage, run by Marco Matteucci out of Montegranaro, Italy. And it’s not just inspired by The Walking Dead in general, but rather by a particular character; Negan. Played by the charismatic Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Negan is a villian-cum-anti-hero known for his dark humor and brutal methods.
Even if you don’t know Moc Tu’s name, you’ve probably seen his work. He’s the lead mechanical engineer at the Vietnamese startup Nuen Moto, and has been instrumental in bringing their electric motorcycle concept to market. When he’s not doing that, he runs his own custom shop—building outrageous machines like this girder-forked Buell XB9S.
Nicknamed ‘Lisa 22’ after Moc’s daughter, the Buell was built to explore various design and engineering principles. Moc kept the XB9S engine and fuel-bearing frame, but everything else was replaced, upgraded, or built from scratch. Mo
It’s hard to believe, but it’s been 15 years since the first One Motorcycle Show was held back in 2010, and 2025 holds a special significance. This year, One combined forces with the AIMExpo to hold an additional event in Las Vegas alongside AIM, providing a unique opportunity to see two completely different sides of the industry.
The American International Motorcycle Expo might not be the first place you’d expect to find us, as the event has a whole lot more to do with what’s on dealer floors than the custom scene. That’s not the whole story though, because besides rubbing elbows with industry partners and parts manufacturers, we also had a host of factory concept bikes and customs to hunt down.
See, the big OEs are well aware that modified bikes bring big attention, and partnerships with reputable builders are one of the most effective ways to drum up excitement for their current offerings. And when you have the backing of corporate bucks, big things are possible.
Motorcycling can be a selfish endeavor—and yet, motorcyclists can be some of the most charitable people around. If you’re one of those motorcyclists, CROIG and Yamaha have a treat for you. This wild Yamaha XSR900 is being given away to raise funds for Waves for Water, a nonprofit that provides clean water to communities that need it.
This is the second time the two parties have teamed up for charity. The project, dubbed ‘Yard Built for Good,’ is the brainchild of David Chang—founder of the immensely popular CROIG (Café Racers of Instagram)—and is supported by Yamaha’s 
Deus ex Machina finesses the Vespa GTS 300, Untitled Motorcycles rescues a beat-up Zero FXS, and Brooklyn’s The Lurkshop goes buck wild on the Suzuki DR650. In motorcycle news, Ducati updates the XDiavel with their V4 Granturismo engine to turn it into a 168-horsepower super cruiser.
Vespa GTS 300 by Deus ex Machina If you haven’t sampled the Vespa GTS 300 yet, you’re missing 
Westbound I remember when we pulled in for breakfast in Port Allegany and she came over to greet us. There was an immediate shift in energy. To this point, we were all silently asking ourselves what we’d gotten ourselves into. It had been two days and when we took our helmets off, I could see it on Greg’s face and in Mike’s blank stare. I could hear it in my team’s whispering of doubts back in NH. Here’s what I learned most from traveling 10,000 miles into the American West over 37 days: I didn’t really know what I was doing.
After packing away our sleeping bags, we rolled through an unfamiliar town and found just the spot to shape what I would come to know most abo
Whether they’re designing luggage or planning picturesque rallies through the European Alps, motorcycles are core to everything that Malle London does. But so is style. So it stands to reason that the vehicles Malle picks for their endeavors are as tasteful as the gear they create.
These two Royal Enfield Continental GT 650s were built as the official support vehicles for the fourth running of the Great Malle Mountain Rally. Ridden by the rally’s support engineers—Malle co-founder