“Let’s say they work like sponges”

Tracing the legacy of landscape architect Kongjian Yu, whose sponge city vision turned parks into resilient infrastructures for urban futures

A curved wall redefines the spaces of an apartment in Madrid, becoming an inhabitable volume and a symbolic threshold between intimacy and sharing

In Zurich, Weyell Zipse’s primary school redefines the relationship between architecture and its surroundings through an intermediate structure that turns the foyer into an active urban device