CHYBÍK + KRIŠTOF’s new Jihlava arena challenges the conventions of the modern sports venue, opening itself to the city as a public space with a rooftop running track and a bold red façade inspired by Jihlava’s identity.

BakerBrown’s Bradbury Den transforms an existing barn into a warm, accessible learning space for children with complex neurodisabilities. Built with local, low-impact materials and shaped by the wider community, the project brings children, animals and nature together.

An exploration of Dungeness as a place where domestic life, architecture and landscape are continually negotiated. From railway carriages and fishermen’s huts to Prospect Cottage and contemporary homes, it traces how adaptation and planning constraints have shaped this uniquely fragile settlement.

Scottish vernacular architecture evolved from necessity, shaped by local materials, climate, landscape and community. Today, projects such as Caochan na Creige show how these principles can inform contemporary architecture, creating buildings rooted in place, resource and local knowledge.