Mirrored architecture

The mirrored roof of this children's medical centre by SATA reflects the surrounding treetops and transient reflections of the west Ireland skies.

A handful of mini buildings prove that bigger doesn’t always mean better

Atelier Vens Vanbelle adds a mirrored extension to a notary's office, reflecting the pastoral surroundings and the original building

This modern mirrored house is prefabricated and can be installed in 8 hours. Functionality and comfort is the main goal as it is meant for short-term accommodation.

belgian firm MIA architecture has completed its own mirror-clad office in beaufays, a municipality near liège in belgium.

See the interiors of Beijing's Mirror Garden store designed by Archstudio: a white labyrinth of mirrors articulated for any activity.

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Guillermo Hevia García and Nicolás Urzúa have created a concealed garden fenced in by mirrors for the Santiago edition of MoMA's Young Architects Program

Paris practice LAN Architecture have designed a 142m high "mirror tower" for Beirut, Lebanon.

There are many shopping malls in Tokyo but few can complete with Tokyu Plaza. The shopping complex is based in the Shibuya area of the capital and it's probably most well known for its striking entrance. The escalator travels through a tunnel bedecked with hundreds of mirrors that are all positioned at different angles to create a multitude of mind-bending reflections. It's something that needs to be seen to be believed, and it's a great spot for some fun photography. Another awesome reason…