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‘hotel marcel’ by becker + becker opens in new haven, CT At the heart of New Haven, Connecticut, sits the passive house ‘Hotel Marcel’ — a converted, brutalist building designed by architect Marcel Breuer in 1967. In 2019, architectural studio…
Pacific House / Gockel Architects © Andy Macpherson + 17 Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/985322/pacific-house-gockel-architects © Andy Macpherson Text description provided by the architects. Located a short walk from Sunshine Beach, this home is designed for…
A federal lawsuit filed against the operators of Wrigley Field, accuses the stadium—home to the Chicago Cubs and a National Historic Landmark—of not adequately renovating the venue to meet accessibility standards. The United States Attorney’s Office for the Northern District…
Text description provided by the architects. The expanded and reconstructed Shopping Center Origo and Business Center Origo One are located in the liveliest part of Riga. Origo means a starting point in Latin, and although this place is not considered…
Oscar-winning actor Leo DiCaprio is not only a star on the big screen, he’s also a successful real estate investor. The Wolf of Wall Street actor owns homes in the Los Angeles area, Malibu and Los Feliz as well as…
CO Architects’ renovation of architect Paul Revere Williams’ Pritzker Hall at University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) features an updated facade and seismic improvements. The 1967 building houses part of UCLA’s Psychology Department and rises 11 stories—three of which are…
Brearley Architects + Urbanists, based in China and Australia, designed a winding bridge.The bridge includes spaces for play, rest and farming, and connects two areas of wetlands across Shanghai’s Yuandang Lake. Design FeaturesBrearley Architects + Urbanists (BAU) has designed a 586-meter…
Create a trail that disappears with the tide on the scenic Trailvikosen road,Architecture and design studio Snøhetta has installed a stone path off the coast of Norway that appears and disappears with the tide to illustrate the ‘pass of time’. Design…
Hidden Sound 360-degree audio experience When Igor Radojević, Vesna Jelovac, and Jovan Jelovac thought of curating a sound experience, the idea of creating HiFi-producing speaker design came to mind. They spent five years materializing the concept, driven by experience,…
An instruction manual for creating your first-person view (FPV) drone with virtually limitless customizability.Video shot by an FPV drone will probably catch your notice eventually if you spend enough time on social media. These breath-taking movies depict beautiful locations from…
The Veranda: A Disappearing Threshold Space in India Otlas lining the street . Image © Vijay B. Barot Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/985402/the-veranda-a-disappearing-threshold-space-in-india An ancient Indian folktale narrates the story of a demigod, Hiranyakashipu, who was…
Happy almost Friday! Here is a round up of some of some of the latest and greatest, in the opinion of our editors, architecture and design news, including an NFT collection designed with the metaverse in mind, the renovation of…
Text description provided by the architects. Associated Architect : Scalène architectesSituated in the heart of the ZAC Niel development in Toulouse, France, the collective housing project creates 212 homes with ground floor commercial spaces. The site, between the river and…
Singer Ashanti, known best for her hits “Foolish” and “Always On Time,” has just placed her Old Westbury, New York, home on the market. According to Dirt.com, the “Happy” singer bought the six-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bathroom mansion in 2003 for $1.95 million….
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John OutramBy Geraint Franklin | Liverpool University Press | $49.99 British architect John Outram is a difficult talent to pin down. In some senses, he is the perfect (and perhaps the last) postmodernist. In others, he is a brightly colored…
Watt – a cutting-edge wireless charging tile for vehicles that are completely connected with a car stopper, according to Cheolhee Lee.Cheolhee Lee, a bright inventor located in Korea, introduces “Watt.” It’s a cutting-edge wireless and advanced transportation charging tile that…
coppertist.wu’s stonewashed silver cobra coffee spoon Recalling its skin-crawling Rattlesnake Tail Pendant, Coppertist.Wu reveals the Cobra Coffee Spoon made of 925 sterling silver, fitted with some unique features that give it a sleek edge. For one, this stonewashed beauty is in the…
Designing New York: Reimagining Coastlines, Housing and Rail © Iwan Baan Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/985330/designing-new-york-reimagining-coastlines-housing-and-rail No city is like New York. As an amalgam of different cultures, it is one of the most diverse in…
Swiss firm Leopold Banchini Architects has completed a log cabin in New South Wales,Australia, overlooking a remote stream through an all-glass front.This design is named after the Marramarra Shack, which is located on Marramarra Creek.It takes its cues from the…
Landscape studio Bureau Bas Smets has revived the square facing Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris.As well as converting an abandoned underground car park below into a visitor center that opens onto the Seine.The repair, led by the Belgian studio Bureau…
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