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It has been nearly five months since Russian forces first invaded Ukraine. Since then, the world has seen a flood of images of destroyed buildings in cities across the war torn country. Ukrainian government officials can now put a number…
Text description provided by the architects. Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan’s first permanent structures establish the theatre company on its longtime site along the scenic Meewasin Trail and South Saskatchewan River. The project sees the creation of Globe Theatre inspired tent…
You hear it before you see it: material wrestling, things falling apart, the determined groan of industry. And then, before you open 52 Walker’s massive interior door, you might catch a glimpse through the wall, where a hole has been…
Architects EAT have completed Kori Ice Cream, a fun and colorful ice cream shop with Japanese inspiration that’s located in Hawthorn, Australia. The designers referenced Japanese kawaii culture and the hyperpop music movement, as well as street art and curbside…
Every year, fewer and fewer Americans will experience the thrill of a fresh ear piercing at Claire’s or the dopamine release of an Auntie Anne’s pretzel that blunts the tedium of price-shopping for BOGO sport socks at Foot Locker. This…
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…
