From the conversion of a Norwegian silo to a green-roofed Japanese villa, we've rounded up some of the most interesting architecture projects that are scheduled for completion in 2024.

Render courtesy of Sou Fujimoto
Not A Hotel Ishigaki, Japan, by Sou Fujimoto
Upcoming architecture projects in Japan include Not A Hotel Ishigaki, a disc-shaped villa with a swooping walkable roof that will incorporate a meadow, tree and pond.
Designed by Sou Fujimoto for Ishigaki Island, the rentable home will be designed without a front or back and prioritise outward views to ensure occupants feel "the comfort of nature all day long".
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Render courtesy of Kéré Architecture
National Assembly of Benin, Benin, by Kéré Architecture Kéré Architecture is due to complete the National Assembly of Benin in West Africa in 2024. The government building is being designed for Porto-Novo and will have a top-heavy form modelled on palaver trees, a species used by generations of West African communities as places to host public gatherings and make communal decisions.
"This project gives shape to our ideas about community gathering, the importance of indigenous forms of governance and what contemporary African architecture can be on a national scale," said the studio's founder Diébédo Francis Kéré.
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Kunstsilo, Norway, by MX_SI and Mestres WÃ¥ge Arquitectes
After much anticipation, the Kunstsilo...