ArchDaily

Startup Architettura, an Italian architecture practice, has presented CASA MG, a new residential design featured on architecture publication ArchDaily. The project is drawing interest from design and architecture audiences curious about the studio's approach and the building's form and materials.

ArchDaily has published a gallery illustrating solar protection integrated into building envelopes, part of an ongoing series on façade and shading design. The images highlight how shading elements can be built into a building's outer layer to cut heat gain and improve energy performance, a topic gaining attention among architects focused on passive and low-energy design.

ArchDaily examines survivalist architecture, looking at how bunkers and other defensive structures can inform resilient building design today. The piece argues that lessons from hardened, self-sufficient construction apply to contemporary challenges such as climate shocks, energy security and disaster preparedness, prompting debate among architects about designing for an uncertain future.

ArchDaily has published a gallery titled 'Unearthing the Ground: Architecture and the Politics of Waste', a photo series exploring how architectural practice engages with waste, landfills and extraction of the ground. The images examine how building culture deals with discarded materials and the environmental politics behind what societies bury, reuse or discard.

DOT BOT STUDIO has released images of its Brick on Sticks retail store project, published through ArchDaily. The design, showcased in a gallery of photographs, highlights the studio's use of brick in a lightweight structural arrangement, drawing interest from the architecture and design community for its unconventional retail approach.