Articles by Kate Mazade

US studio Michael Hsu Office of Architecture has adapted a former church in Austin, Texas into an open office that maintains the original gabled form and materials. Originally built in 1930, the church was converted into a 19,600-square foot (1,820 metre) flagship studio for Argodesign, a global product design office. Michael Hsu Office of Architecture

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Paz Arquitectura created a compact mixed-use building in the middle of Guatemala’s capital city with “strict geometry interlocked with constant movement”. The 115,200-square foot (10,700-square metre) building known as AEME was completed in 2021. “AEME tries to reflect the basic concepts of time,” said studio founder Alejandro Paz. “Strict geometry interlocked with constant movement softens

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