Construction of the JEC Tower in Saudi Arabia is ongoing; it has already reached 430 meters in height and 107 floors, making it one of the tallest buildings in the world. Once completed in 2028, the building is expected to surpass all existing skyscrapers in height.
A project for an extraordinary cultural center with a facade resembling moss-covered boulders has been unveiled in Rotterdam, aiming to inspire visitors to take action against climate change. The building will combine exhibition spaces, a hotel, gardens, and panoramic terraces, while its architecture will extend the line of the coastal park.
The construction of the world's tallest hybrid timber skyscraper, Atlassian Central, has been completed in Sydney. Standing at 180 meters, the building combines wood, concrete, and steel, significantly reducing its carbon footprint and increasing energy efficiency by 50% compared to conventional towers.
The Canadian house La Maraude is designed to blur the boundaries between interior and nature, combining modern architectural solutions with regional traditions. Spacious windows, geometric layouts, and the integration of inner courtyards create harmony with the surrounding forest landscape.
В Дакаре открылся первый специально построенный филиал Гёте-Института, спроектированный бюро Kéré Architecture. Здание сочетает современные архитектурные решения и устойчивое развитие, поддерживая международный культурный обмен.
A major exhibition dedicated to the development of Gothic architectural drawing has opened at the Metropolitan Museum. More than 90 rare sketches reveal the evolution of the architect’s profession and the artistic value of medieval designs.
The architectural studio Omar Gandhi Architects has designed a house on the rocky coast of Nova Scotia that blends seamlessly into the landscape, appearing to float above the valley. The building connects two hills, echoing the natural curves of the terrain, and creates a smooth transition between the interior and exterior spaces.
Finland has opened the country's longest bridge designed exclusively for pedestrians, cyclists, and trams. The bridge connects the eastern suburbs of Helsinki with the city center and will become an important part of the urban transport infrastructure.
The architects at Studioninedots have designed a house in Amsterdam where each family module is set apart in its own zone, providing flexibility, privacy, and helping to strengthen family bonds. The space can be easily adapted to meet the changing needs of the family.
A new guest house in Ukraine proves that glass architecture can be not only striking but also cozy. The project blends modern technologies with traditional motifs, creating a space that offers both comfort and privacy.
In Dubai, the Inaura Tower project was unveiled, featuring a unique illuminated sphere integrated between the upper floors. The 210-meter-tall building will combine apartments, a hotel, and exclusive amenities.
At the Yunlu Wetland Museum, the architecture blends seamlessly with nature, never overpowering the landscape. The building combines exhibition spaces with a birdwatching tower, inviting visitors to engage more deeply with their surroundings.
This selection features the most extraordinary architectural projects of 2025—from a skyscraper in an Alpine village to gigantic sculptures and futuristic resorts that impress with their scale and creativity.
Construction of the JEC Tower has resumed in Saudi Arabia. This future skyscraper is set to become the tallest in the world, surpassing one kilometer in height. The project is expected to be completed in August 2028.
In the Swiss village of Zermatt, there are plans to build the unique Lina Peak skyscraper, which will stand 260 meters tall and could transform the region’s skyline. The project includes residential apartments as well as facilities for leisure and sports, but its implementation is still uncertain.