Living at Rhythm Charoenkrung Pavillion means enjoying panoramic river views, lush green courtyards, and thoughtfully designed community spaces. Located in Bangkok’s historic Charoenkrung district, this development redefines urban living through its rhythmic modern-classical façade, generous amenities, and secure gated layout.
The ongoing transformation of Benjamin Franklin Village in northeast Mannheim reimagines a former 1950s U.S. military residential site as a vibrant, inclusive urban district. Surrounded by expansive parkland, this redevelopment supports a community of approximately 10,000 residents—offering a diverse mix of housing, workspaces, education, culture, and recreation.
Rising above Manhattan’s East River edge, Sutton Tower stands as an elegant new landmark in the city’s architectural lineage. Designed by acclaimed architect Thomas Juul-Hansen, the tower is a refined pillar of limestone capped with a radiant crown—an homage to the timeless beauty of the New York skyline.
NOVA Condominium Tower by Fogarty Finger transforms a small, triangular site into a striking silhouette inspired by New York’s Flatiron Building. Moreover, it rises gracefully from a vibrant public park, featuring a sharp prow at its narrowest point and two elegant curves along its sides. Consequently, this distinctive form not only creates memorable street presence but also unlocks layouts with sweeping city views from every residence.
OSO Apartments stands as a beacon of resilience and innovation in Chicago’s Albany Park. Developed in partnership with the Chicago Housing Authority, this five-story, 48-unit project combats displacement by offering affordable 1- and 2-bedroom homes. Moreover, OSO—Spanish for “bear”—symbolizes strength for one of the nation’s most diverse neighborhoods.
Trudo Vertical Forest by Stefano Boeri Architetti applies the Vertical Forest model to social housing, turning a 19‑storey tower in Eindhoven into a living ecosystem that combines affordability with biodiversity. Moreover, this project proves that green architecture can be inclusive rather than exclusive.
J.G. Whittier Apartments brings a fresh vision to Seattle’s Ballard neighborhood, marrying the rugged beauty of eastern Washington’s geology with thoughtful, community-focused design. Moreover, this four-story, 54-unit mixed‑use development features nature-inspired forms, high-quality materials, and an array of amenities that foster connection, wellness, and sustainability—all framed by sweeping views of the Olympic Mountains and Mount Rainier.
Persica Residential by Boozhgan Architectural Studio transforms an ordinary eleven‑storey block into a living, breathing landmark. Rather than conforming to the city’s sea of concrete, Persica injects greenery back into Tehran’s dense urban fabric—one terrace at a time.
