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Juliaan Lampens: The Forgotten Belgian Architect——Campens offers a deeply informed and emotionally connected reading of this “reclusive master,” whose architecture appears silent yet is rich with vitality.

From the Art Nouveau movement to the development of post-war modernism, light, structure, materiality, and detail are orchestrated to form a living order—one that is perceived, inhabited, and continuously generated through daily use.

Their emphasis on an “honest and fearless” design attitude goes beyond formal aesthetics, encouraging challenges to conventional thinking through the interaction of material, spatial relationships, narrative, and function.

It reminds us that meaningful design is not just something to be seen—it’s something to be felt, to be questioned, and to resonate with the beauty of thought and brand alike.

Beyond historical context, Cédric also shared his research on “silent spaces.” To him, architecture is not only form or function.

In Michael’s understanding, a brand is a feeling, and it is also a sense of place. It is not created to please the market, but to enable every traveler who arrives to form a genuine connection with the environment.

It was not only a session about sound, but a journey back to the self—an immersion in the forest that led us to our point of origin, back into the light.

Block722's creations transcend mere style to become timeless, vibrant spaces that bridge the past, present and future.

K-Studio is committed to creating unique architectural experiences that consistently harmonize with natural elements, crafting comfortable spaces embodying a sense of natural luxury.

He believed that ancient Greek architecture sought a profound harmony between man, space and environment through dynamic symmetry, rigorous proportions and the authenticity of materials.

The MasterClass systematically analyzes how Souto de Moura employs a continuously evolving mindset to construct an architectural language that is both deeply rooted in its context and transcends its era.

Throughout the sharing, Manuel Aires Mateus not only presented a series of compelling built works but also conveyed an architectural perspective: good architecture is an unfinished art—it requires being inhabited, felt, and remembered to become truly complete.

In February 2023, we were very honored to invite Mr. Ji to open an online class for us, with "Hospitality" as the core of the course, combined with Mr. Ji's explanation of a series of design projects, to systematically understand how this concept has guided Mr. Ji all the way to the present...