Architectural billing index decline for August
The American Institute of Architects‘ latest Architectural Billings Index for August recorded a slight decline…
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Presenting NEOM plans using satellite developments
Presenting NEOM plans using satellite developments, More details have emerged about Saudi Arabia’s plans for…
Eight open-plan interiors where dining tables take centre stage
A brutalist apartment in Belgium and a coastal house in Australia feature in this lookbook, which collects open-plan interiors where dining tables are the focal point. With dining rooms often forming part of larger, multipurpose living areas in our homes, tables are an easy way to create a focal point that subtly breaks up space.
Construction work resumes on Jeddah Tower
The Jeddah Economic Company (JEC) has resumed work on the world’s tallest tower, the Jeddah…
Canadian landscape architect Claude Cormier dies
Renowned Canadian landscape architect Claude Cormier died at his home in Montreal on September 15…
Various daily uses of bioplastics
Various daily uses of bioplastics, The whole world is looking towards combating pollution, so the…
Traditional Korean pavilions inform open-sided Aesop store in Seoul
Skincare brand Aesop has collaborated with designer Samuso Hyojadong to create a store in Seochon, Seoul, that features an open facade and an oversized stone plinth. Positioned in one of the oldest neighbourhoods of Seoul’s Jongno-gu district, the Seochon outlet was created to “fit harmoniously within its local context”, according to Aesop’s design team. Aesop designed
Building a bridge-like exhibition center featuring a flowing hall
Chinese architecture firm Archstudio has built a bridge-like exhibition center featuring a flowing open-air hall in…
Design of a culture and arts center with bamboo leaves
MAD Architects has unveiled the design for a new culture and arts center hidden beneath…
Wonderful house designs for summer 2023
Steep roofs move two of the homes in our tour, which highlights the five best homes…
Studio Becky Carter creates “distinctly New York” interiors for Cecchi’s restaurant
Brooklyn-based Studio Becky Carter has pulled varied references, from Bauhaus luncheonettes to comedic characters, for the interiors of a bistro in Manhattan’s West Village. Art deco dining rooms, 1960s Milanese architecture and “a distinctly New York feel” are all evoked at Cecchi’s, the first establishment from veteran restaurant maitre d’ Michael Cecchi-Azzolina. At the entrance
Studio Fuksas projects in Saudi Arabia
Founded by Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas, Studio Fuksas is one of the most recognized international…
The ability of architecture to respond to natural disasters
This article aims to question and understand how cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina will feel and respond…
The Kingdom is preparing for a historic celebration at the opening of the fourth Riyadh season
The Kingdom is preparing for a historic celebration at the opening of the fourth Riyadh…
Ludwig Godefroy prioritises garden for “timeless” family home in Mexico
Mexico-based architect Ludwig Godefroy has completed the renovation of a”simple” house and studio in Mexico for himself and his family that is integrated with an adjacent garden. Godefroy and his partner renovated a former residence, focusing on the home’s orientation towards the site’s pre-existing greenspace. Ludwig Godefroy has completed a house and studio for himself
Intricate openings and bands of Semnan University Hall and Library
Intricate openings and bands of Semnan University Hall and Library, Tehran-based architecture firm New Wave…
Doldam’s house sparkles with a large orange slit
Doldam’s house sparkles with a large orange slit, A large orange crack makes this home…
Stirling Prize 2023 shortlist announced
Stirling Prize 2023 shortlist announced, The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has announced six…
Headquarters of crypto company Copper
Universal Design Studio put a modern spin on the design conventions of bank buildings when creating the headquarters for cryptocurrency firm Copper inside a Richard Rogers-designed office in London. Copper – a fintech company that helps financial institutions to securely store and trade cryptocurrencies – wanted to break away from London’s financial districts and instead
Gallery Fumi marks 15th anniversary with Growth + Form exhibition
Gallery Fumi marks 15th anniversary with design exhibition informed by biology To celebrate 15 years of Gallery Fumi, the London gallery is hosting the Growth + Form exhibition of “functional art”, featuring sculptural furniture and lighting with organic forms. The Growth + Form exhibition includes new works by 16 of the 28 past Gallery Fumi
Mestiz celebrates artisan collaborations in colourful Mexico studio
Mexican design studio Mestiz has opened a showroom and workshop within a historic building in San Miguel de Allende, where its brightly hued collaborations with local craftspeople take pride of place. The studio space is located on Pasaje Allende in the heart of the central Mexican city, renowned for its colonial-era architecture and arts scene.
