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13/05/2026

Stone. Olive trees. Aegean light.

A boutique resort concept for the Turkish coast — 24 keys built into the hillside, not placed on it.

White limestone. Ancient olives. Marble pool coping.
Bougainvillea overhead. The sea at every turn.

Every material local. Every view earned.
Every space designed to be lived in — not just seen.

MalB Design Studio
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11/05/2026

Something we've been building.

An Aegean hillside. Stone. Olive trees.
24 keys facing the sea.

Full reveal — Wednesday.

MalB Design Studio
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31/03/2026

I’m loving that architecture is finally having its science-fiction moment.

I’ve been watching the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in LA for years, and with the opening now set for September 2026, it feels like we’ve moved past the era of dull, rectangular museums. Designed by Ma Yansong (MAD Architects), the building appears less like a traditional structure and more like a metallic cloud floating above Exposition Park.

The story that hooks me: George Lucas didn’t want a "Star Wars museum." He wanted a "palace for storytelling." The design mirrors that intent it avoids hard edges and abrupt breaks. Everything flows, feels biomorphic, and is a little surreal. Why it matters:
-The “Lift”: instead of a monolithic barrier to the park, the museum actually rises, so you can walk beneath it into a vast, shaded public plaza.
- The Collection: truly "the people’s art," about 40,000 pieces, from Norman Rockwell and Frida Kahlo to comic-book pioneers and movie artifacts.
- The Roof: essentially a new park crowning the building, adding 11 acres of much-needed green space to South LA.

Some call it overly theatrical, but I want more buildings that take risks and spark the imagination.
If a museum about storytelling doesn’t look like a dream, what’s the point? I’m curious, do you dig this “spaceship” vibe, or should architecture stay rooted in more traditional, grounded forms?

30/03/2026

Urban design is at its best when it feels like it belongs.

I’ve been exploring KCAP’s Sibeliuspark project, and it’s a masterclass in "landscape-led urbanism." Instead of just placing buildings next to a park, the design weaves greenery, pedestrian routes, and mixed-use spaces into one integrated fabric.

Why this project stands out:

Connectivity: It prioritizes walkability, making the city feel more human-scale.

Biodiversity: It’s a considered reimagining of urban green space that lets the environment breathe.

Cultural Resonance: The design rationale stays deeply sensitive to the local context.

It’s a powerful example of how thoughtful planning can link public life with modern development. Swipe through the plans and renderings to see the vision behind the "integrated urban fabric."

What’s your take—does this represent the future of the cities we want to live in?

03/09/2023

🌟 Building Dreams: An Inclusive Oasis for Rehabilitation and Care 🏡

Step into a world of compassion and care, where every step is a step toward healing and hope. This remarkable project is more than just a building; it's a symbol of support, inclusivity, and community.

👶 On the ground floor, child development support and nursery facilities blend seamlessly into a courtyard, where the laughter of children echoes through the air. Slides, halls, and playgrounds create a haven for kids to grow, learn, and thrive. An ancient Konara oak tree stands as a testament to the seasons and history, adding to the beauty of this oasis.

👩‍⚕️ Moving up to the second floor, a pediatric clinic awaits on the north side, providing stability and care. Playrooms, rest areas, and respite rooms for parents surround a tranquil courtyard, offering solace and comfort.

🏡 The exterior of this building is a bridge to the local community, with open views to the streets and the nearby park. It's designed to seamlessly blend into the residential district, becoming an integral part of the neighborhood.

💫 Inspired by the acorn caps of the Konara oak tree, the roofs and canopies are adorned with diamond shingles made of durable copper roofing sheets. It's not just a building; it's a symbol of longevity and community contribution.

🌿 Inside, the environment is a sensory delight. Wood flooring, painted walls, and radiant heating create a soothing ambiance for touch, sight, and mind. It's a place where comfort and care go hand in hand.

Join us in celebrating this inclusive oasis, where hearts heal, dreams thrive, and communities unite. ❤️🏥

DAY CARE • HIGASHIMURAYAMA, JAPAN
Architects: FUKUSHIKEN, HIBINOSEKKEI
Area: 1239 m²
Year: 2021
Photographs:Studio Bauhaus
City: Higashimurayama
Country: Japan

01/09/2023

A series of imaginations to see some lights.

Tool: Midjourney
Type: Library Room
Prompt Text: "Editorial Style photo, High Angle, Futuristic, Library Room, Statement Art, Glass, Wallpaper, Sleek Furnishings, Cool comfy Tones, ModernVibe, cozy, Dusk, Stylish, Contemporary, Sony A7S III, f/8.0, 1/200, focus --ar 16:9"
Art by: MalB Design

30/08/2023

🍽️🏢 Mayora Head Office Canteen: A haven of relaxation within a bustling corporate hub. 🌟🥂

🌿 Blending Design and Nature for Breaks Worth Savoring.
🍴 Accommodates 800+ staff and separate executive board.
🌳 Organic design seamlessly integrates with vast landscape.
🎤 Double-height ceiling and mezzanine for events and functions.
💡 Artificial plants and hanging gardens create a fresh ambiance.
🎭 Mini-canteen for executives boasts elegant marble and porcelain.
🏗️ Curved steel roof mimics turtle shell for a unique look.
🪟 Window walls embrace curvature, offer access and ventilation.

30/08/2023

🍴✨ A Flavor of Nature in The Mayora Head Office & Canteen Design 🏢🌿

Embark on a journey of architectural innovation and culinary delight at the Mayora Head Office Canteen! 🍽️ With a vision to create a retreat-like escape for employees, this masterpiece seamlessly blends tranquility and functionality.

🌳 Nestled within a vast landscape garden, the canteen embraces an organic design that harmonizes with nature. Mimicking the curves of the main head office, it's a true masterpiece of unity.

🏙️ Boasting two wings - a spacious canteen for staff and an elegant haven for executives - the heart of the canteen features a plaza with a reflective pool and towering trees under a skylight roof.

🎉 The staff canteen, with its circular plan, is a dynamic space that caters to over 1,000 employees for events and gatherings. A stage at its center sets the scene for performances visible from all corners, while a mezzanine level offers additional dining space.

🌿💡 Sunlight pours in through stretch window walls and a vast skylight, creating an airy atmosphere. Artificial plants and hanging gardens infuse freshness, while the executives' canteen exudes sophistication with materials like marble and porcelain.

🐢 The unique turtle shell-inspired steel roof brings the design to life, while openable window walls ensure optimal ventilation. It's an architectural masterpiece where every detail enhances the culinary experience.

🌟👨‍🍳👩‍🍳
Project Type: Restaurants, Bars and Offices Building
Architects: Lex and Architects
Area: 4000 m²
Year: 2023
Photographs: Arti Pictures
Interior Design: Elaine Josephine Sethiono
Country: Jakarta, Indonesia

30/08/2023

Does it look good to you? The forest design approach?

29/08/2023

🌟 Wilmar International Limited Headquarters♻️🌿

🏙✨ An architectural marvel nestled in Singapore's Biopolis precinct, the Wilmar Headquarters offers a perfect blend of function, beauty, and harmony with nature. Designed by London-based studio Eric Parry Architects and carbonation with RSP Architects Singapore, this 7-story green haven effortlessly merges the buzz of a busy business park with the tranquility of nature.

🏙️ Home to state-of-the-art R&D labs, the building stands as a testament to smart and sustainable design. Its public thoroughfare, open round-the-clock, seamlessly connects Biopolis Road and One-North Park, making it an open space for all.

🌇 Echoing the serenity of terraced paddy fields, the design integrates sweeping curves, calming gardens, and cascading terraces across all floors. It's not just about work here, it's also about enjoying diverse amenities - an auditorium, staff cafeteria, a gym, and even a rooftop jogging track!

🏞️ And there's more! As you tour around the building, prepare to be greeted by inviting outdoor spaces, a plaza with curving paths, and a stunning central garden, all filled with planting inspired by traditional Chinese landscapes.

🌿 Sheltered walkways protect from Singapore's intense weather, while thoughtfully placed green terraces offer incredible city views. It's a unique experience that combines the vibes of a busy city with the serenity of lush greenery.

💼 Swing by the Wilmar Headquarters, explore the design marvel and immerse yourself in this modern oasis of calm and innovation. 🏢

Area: 19,597 m2
Location: Singapore
Completion: 2021
Services: Architecture, Civil & Structural Engineering, Mechanical & Electrical Engineering
Owner(s): Wilmar International Ltd
Architects: Eric Parry Architects | RSP Architects

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