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Military hut transformed into chic Andermatt restaurant with ‘concealed tunnels'
The Wallpaper* Architects Directory has turned 20. Conceived in 2000 as our index of emerging architectural talent, this annual listing of promising practices, has, over the years, spanned styles and continents; yet always championing the best and most exciting young studios and showcasing inspiring work with an emphasis on the residential realm. To mark the occasion, this summer, we're looking back at some of our over-500 alumni, to catch up about life and work since their participation and exclusively launch some of their latest completions. The Wachtuus Mountain restaurant, set in the Andermatt area's mountains, is a transformed military hut with a concealed ‘entrance to a network of tunnels’ says its creator, London based architectural designer and Wallpaper* Architects Directory alumnus Jonathan Tuckey.
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Koto launches sustainable modular home design in the Cotswolds
Koto designs Falcon House, a fine example of a Nordic aesthetic and sustainable architecture in the Cotswolds
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A family retreat in Chile is made entirely of wood
Chilean architects Catalina Poblete and Guillermo Hevia are behind this striking family house in the country's Lake Ranco that stands out for its generous patio and wooden construction
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Escape to the country with this contemporary Polish farmhouse
BXB studio head Bogusław Barnaś and his team transform a Polish farmhouse into a 21st century rural home
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Windmill turns community space in London’s Brixton
Squire and Partners has designed a timber community building in Windmill Gardens in Brixton. The building is inspired by original miller's buildings and its activities will support the preservation of the Brixton Windmill which dates back to the early 19th century
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Snøhetta’s Outdoor Care Retreats offer patients the therapeutic power of nature
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Timber treasure: architect Teemu Hirvilammi completes his family home in Finland
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Opera house: Carmody Groarke create an aria in timber for Glyndebourne's summer seasons
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JRKVC designs a Slovak cabin inspired by yurts
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A timber office at the edge of Paris embraces its users ‘like protective arms'
Architects Atelier Du Pont designs Woody, a new office building for the French public healthcare agency, near the Bois de Vincennes in Paris
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Maryland house wrapped in Shou Sugi Ban timber nods to its context
Franzen House, a new-build home by Robert Gurney Architect in Maryland, USA, is clad in Nakamoto Forestry Shou Sugi Ban charred timber in harmony with its wooded slope context
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Suburban house by SPPARC surprises and delights in London
A suburban house in leafy south London takes domestic craft to another level, courtesy of London architecture studio SPPARC
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Bishop Edward King Chapel by Niall McLaughlin Architects wins the 2013 Wood Awards
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Bohemian Surf House home sits on Californian beachfront
Surf House by Feldman Architecture is in touch with its ocean-front setting
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A French retreat by Maud Caubet stands between beach and forest
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Karekare Bach unites design, architecture and nature in New Zealand
This beach house close to the small town of Karekare, created for designer Dean Poole by Auckland based Stevens Lawson Architects, was conceived to provide an ‘authentic New Zealand experience'
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Local architects create modern vision for Norwegian cabin in Stokkøya
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Timber trophies awarded to the best architectural projects at the UK’s Wood Awards
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Perfect circle: Pezo von Ellrichshausen designs a home in the Chiloé archipelago
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Wood works: Seilerlinhart Architects’ ode to timber completes in Switzerland
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Undulating roof defines organic-inspired Chinese arts centre
Beijing-based architect Zhu Pei is behind the Yang Liping Performing Arts Center in Dali, a cultural hub defined by its sculptural, undulating roof
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Bird’s-eye view: Gloucestershire’s Treetop Walkway offers new perspective
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Circular timber performing arts centre by Studio Seilern opens at Wellington College
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Marcio Kogan’s first resort celebrates tropical modernism in the Maldives
Marcio Kogan’s Patina Maldives, Fari Islands is the perfect luxury retreat that combines tropical modernist influences, a modest approach and sustainability; and it's the Brazilian architect’s first ever hotel
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Helsinki’s Pikku-Finlandia temporary event space is a student project come to life
Pikku-Finlandia, a sustainable, temporary wood event space, has opened to the public in Helsinki – and it’s born of the ambitious thesis of two students, Jaakko Torvinen and Elli Wendelin, featured in Wallpaper’s 2022 Graduate Directory
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Traditional and modern are in perfect balance at Roger Ferris’ Grove House
A cluster of minimalist structures in rural Bridgehampton makes up Grove House, a tailor-made, harmonious and modern family home by Connecticut-based architecture firm Roger Ferris + Partners
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Minimalist sauna design is idyllic Stockholm Archipelago lookout point
A minimalist Swedish sauna by Matteo Foresti offers perspiration with perspective
