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  • Nox by Alfredo Häberli for Astep

    Nox is a portable luminaire both for indoors and outdoors designed by Zurich-based designer Alfredo Häberli for Danish brand Astep. It embodies the playful and innovative energy of Alfredo Häberli in a softly beautiful portable luminaire. Named for ‘night’ in Latin, Nox in its very essence invites being moved around to embellish and brighten up […] More

  • 5 Things To Consider Before Doing Any Renovation Projects

    You’ve decided that some work needs to be done around the house, and it’s time to do the pre-planning. Starting a renovation project without planning is just asking for trouble. So where do you begin? Of course, you want to have phone numbers on hand for an emergency electrician or plumber, in case things don’t […] More

  • Tour The Casa Ventura by Tatiana Bilbao

    Discover The Casa Ventura, a residence designed by Mexican architect Tatiana Bilbao for a young family on the hillside above Monterrey. Growing organically out from a forested hillside, the house consists of a number of five-sided concrete blocks, offering the panoramic views towards the city of Monterrey. See more after the jump: More

  • INTERVIEW: Foster + Partners Talk The Murray, a Niccolo Hotel in Hong Kong

    A global studio for architecture, urbanism and design, Foster and Partners, is transforming the iconic landmark – Murray Building into an international luxury hotel Niccolo. With the Murray Building – an outstanding example of 1970s Hong Kong architecture – we have been able to reconnect an important civic landmark with the city. This project draws on key areas of […] More

  • Gallery All Presents Janne Kyttanen at Collective Design Fair

    Gallery ALL will showcase pivotal works by 3D pioneer Janne Kyttanen at Collective Design Fair in New York from May 3rd to May 7th, 2017. Alongside the stool and the chandelier from Avoid collection, Gallery ALL will unveil the newest addition to the Sedona collection – a mirror-finish stainless steel lounge table. Each piece conveys Kyttanen´s unique […] More

  • Are You Planning to Install Solar Panels on Your New Home?

    This past winter was relatively mild across the continental United States. There were a few days where certain areas of the country experienced cold, snowy weather. However, the majority of winter was among the warmest on record. The weather inspired many homeowners around the country to install solar panels, but this interest in solar panel […] More

  • MY DVA Showroom by CHYBIK+KRISTOF

    The transformation of a former car show room on the outskirts of a housing estate into a site of the MY DVA group, focusing on the production of office, school and metal furniture, represents another finished structure of the young architecture firm CHYBIK + KRISTOF Architects & Urban Designers from Brno. The single-storey building of […] More

  • How to Make the Outside Area of Your Hotel More Appealing

    First impressions last and this is particularly true when it comes the appearance of a hotel. If the outside area of a hotel looks run-down or does not look appealing, this has the potential to turn away a large number of guests and other visitors. However, if you make some of the simple changes mentioned […] More

  • Cité Internationale Paul Ricœur by Hérault Arnod Architectes

    The plot is located at the interface between two very different urban logics: on one side, a modern district made up of wide public spaces and large-sized buildings, on the other, the historical town-centre consisting of smaller slate-roof buildings. One of the project’s challenges is to articulate the traditional city and the modern city scales, […] More

  • Rosemary House by Kohn Shnier Architects

    The project,designed by Kohn Shnier Architects, is the design of a new home for a young family with two working parents and three children. The new house replaces an existing house on a conventional mid-town residential lot in the City of Toronto. Similar in area to the original house, the new design emphasizes fluid relationships […] More

  • The Smile by Alison Brooks Architects

    Alison Brooks Architects has collaborated with The American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC), Arup and the London Design Festival to present a cross-laminated tulipwood structure, ‘The Smile’ at the Chelsea College of Art Rootstein Hopkins Parade Ground from 17 September until 12 October. The Smile is one of the Festival’s Landmark Projects, which can be inhabited […] More

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