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  • Petite Loire installation by Mathieu Lehanneur

    French designer Mathieu Lehanneur has designed a convincingly rippling pool made out of marble for his Petite Loire installation, created for this year’s International Garden Festival. The 7.5 m long installment has been created out of a single section of hand-polished green marble that was designed using 3D software, carved into realistic waves that replicate water that has been “gently ruffled” by […] More

  • Brunel Museum’s Shaft by Tate Harmer

    Architecture studio Tate Harmer have designed a new entrance hall – or ‘sinking shaft’ for the Brunel museum thar has reopened to the public for the first time in 150 years. Take a look at the complete story below. More

  • Drawing Studio by CRAB studio

    A belief in the power of Drawing and its central role in artistic creativity is vociferously shared by Stuart Bartholomew, the Vice Chancellor and Head of Arts University Bournemouth and its architect alumnus, Sir Peter Cook. In 2014 Bartholomew invited Cook to design this building, which is dedicated to that pursuit. Cook’s office CRAB (the […] More

  • Gaze House by APOLLO Architects & Associates

    Tokyo based firm Apollo Architects & Associates has completed a mixed-use project consisting of a residence and a contemporary art gallery space.in Japan’s Aichi Prefecture. Take a look at the complete story after the jump. More

  • Lotus Square Art Center by Raynon Chui Design

    The Lotus Square Art Center situated in China is designed wuth the goal of ecological design and low energy consumption. Architecture firm  Raynon Chui Design took inspiration from sea life to design a building that runs on renewable energy sources and looks stunning. Take a look at the complete story below. More

  • BASE Milano: New Center for Design and Creativity

    BASE Milano is a new center for design and creativity in the heart of the Tortona district, in the historical spaces of the former Ansaldo factory. The new integrated project for culture and creativity in Milan will be operating all year round and aims at becoming a new reference point for creativity and design in Milan and abroad. […] More

  • The Stony Island Arts Bank

    The Stony Island Arts Bank , designed by William Gibbons Uffendell and built in 1923, was once a vibrant community savings and loan. But by the eighties, the branch had closed and the building remained vacant and deteriorating for decades. Chicao Artist and urban planner Theaster Gates purchased the rundown bank building for just $1.00 […] More

  • Tour The Broad Art Museum In Los Angeles

    For the city of Los Angeles as well as Broad and Diller Scofidio + Renfro architecture The Broad Museum and Gallery is one of the few pivotal new projects. The showstopping lobby housing now its signature escalator was actually made out of sculptural concrete, designed to contrast the exterior of this landmark building. The building […] More

  • Berger & Berger Architects Reshape The Yvon Lambert Museum

    Berger & Berger architects were in charge of the newly renovated Lambert Collection museum housing the complete works (owned by the state) of artist Yvon Lambert. The collection was initially housed in Avignon’s 18th century townhouse later on it extended to the neighboring Hôtel de Montfaucon mansion. Both historic buildings along with the binding extension were renovated […] More

  • i29 Interior Architects Design An Impressive Pavilion for A Dutch Magazine

    Dutch magazine Eigen Huis & Interieur collaborated with i29 interior architects on their eye-catching pavilion design placed at the annual design fair in RAI Amsterdam. The idea was to make an unexpected special experiences, a surprising environment which you can explore. Inspiring the project was our notion of the ‘house‘ as a unit closely encrypted […] More

  • Herzog & de Meuron Create An Impressive Solution for The Vancouver Art Gallery

    Famed Herzog & de Meuron architecture practice has released its concept design prepared for The Vancouver Art Gallery. The urbanistic concept is based on the contrast between the low-rise framing along the street block and the taller and more sculptural building in the middle of an open and accessible garden and plaza. The low-rise wooden […] More

  • Squire and Partners Take Art To The Streets

    Brixton Street Gallery is an inspiring new project by the creatives at Squire and Partners architects who rounded up local Brixton artists to show the unique art scene of the area. A former Bon Marche building and its facade serve as the canvas for this eye-catching project on Ferndale Road. The architects at Squire and […] More

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