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  • Firenze Residence by Pierattelli Architetture Goes Contemporary

    Pierattelli Architetture’s latest project breathes new life into a 19th-century apartment inside Florence’s Palazzo Stefanelli. The intervention is part of a broader regeneration initiative, transforming this architectural gem on Borgo Pinti into a collection of refined residential units. The studio’s approach is rooted in a respectful dialogue between historic identity and contemporary design, preserving the […] More

  • Casa do Engenho by Silverline: Preserving Heritage, Embracing Modernity

    Casa do Engenho, a project by Silverline and photographed by Ivo Tavares, is the transformation of an 18th-century agricultural outbuilding into a contemporary family home. Located in Vila Nova de Gaia (Portugal), the intervention reflects a commitment to continuity, memory, and renewal, serving as the family’s main residence while honoring its historic roots. Family-Centric Design […] More

  • Clayton Korte: Reimagining Stable Hall for San Antonio’s Next Chapter

    Clayton Korte, the renowned Texas-based architecture firm, is the creative force behind the transformation of Stable Hall in San Antonio’s historic Pearl district. With a reputation for celebrating context, craft, and authenticity, Clayton Korte approached the 128-year-old Pearl Stable with a deep respect for its architectural legacy while boldly reimagining its future as a premier […] More

  • Mountain Shelters by Filipe Pina Arquitectura

    The Mountain Shelters by Filipe Pina Arquitectura exemplify a sensitive approach to rural hospitality, merging contemporary design with vernacular wisdom and ecological responsibility. Through careful siting, material honesty, and a commitment to sustainability, the project offers a compelling vision for architecture’s ongoing dialogue with nature – one that is as respectful as it is innovative. […] More

  • MK Bookcase System by Mogens Koch: Danish Modernism for Contemporary Living

    Few pieces in the world of furniture design capture the spirit of Danish modernism like the MK Bookcase System. Conceived in 1928 by architect and professor Mogens Koch for his own home, the MK Bookcase System is now reintroduced by Fredericia – a move that feels both inevitable and timely. This relaunch not only celebrates […] More

  • Translating Nautical DNA in NAUTICA BLACK LABEL’s Flagship

    For the debut of NAUTICA BLACK LABEL flagship, SLT Design distills the essence of yachting into a modular, architectural system that transcends surface-level maritime motifs. Rather than relying on overt nautical iconography, the design team translates the structural logic of a yacht, its sails, rigging, decks, and cleats, into an immersive, contemporary retail environment. The […] More

  • Palác Akropolis Workspace Renovation by Marco Maio Architects

    Located in Prague’s Žižkov district, the historic Palác Akropolis has long served as a center for the city’s cultural and artistic life. The latest transformation of its 470 m² floor, led by Marco Maio Architects, reimagines a previously enclosed and fragmented space as a contemporary shared workspace. The project responds to the building’s layered history, […] More

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    DUAL by Pininfarina: Where Milan’s Design Heritage Meets Miami’s Creative Future

    As Miami Art Week 2025 unfolds, the city continues to cement its reputation as the American epicenter for cutting-edge design and architectural experimentation. This year, the sophomore arrival of Alcova, the influential Milan-based design platform, brings a strong; shift to the U.S. design landscape, echoing the transformative energy of Milan Design Week and signaling Miami’s […] More

  • Concrete and light at Casa Los Cardos

    Located in the El Bajo neighborhood of Buenos Aires (Argentina), near the San Isidro ravines, Casa Los Cardos is conceived as a single, continuous spatial experience rather than a collection of isolated rooms. For this young family with two small children, Melazza Mobili translates an architectural base of exposed concrete into a tactile, luminous interior […] More

  • From de la Fontaine’s Blueprint to Modern Paris: Revival of Maison Vivier

    Roger Vivier inaugurates Maison Vivier at 98 Rue de l’Université, in Paris, an architectural landmark in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, now the new residence of the Maison. Originally constructed in 1729 by royal architect Jacques Gilet de la Fontaine, this hôtel particulier stands as a rare example of 18th-century Parisian architecture. The building’s nearly three-century […] More

  • Role of Virtual Assistants in Construction Project Coordination

    Construction projects are messy, time-sensitive, and full of moving parts, which makes coordination an ongoing challenge. That’s where virtual assistants come in. They don’t swing hammers or pour concrete, but they do keep schedules aligned, paperwork organized, and communication running smoothly. In short, they take on the tasks no one on-site has time for. ARCHISCENE […] More

  • Hotel Wuxi MGallery: Masterpiece of Architecture and Interior Design in Dangkou Ancient Town, China

    Hotel Wuxi MGallery stands as a new icon of culturally immersive luxury in China’s historic Dangkou Ancient Town. Designed by the acclaimed global studios WATG and Wimberly Interiors, the hotel is a remarkable blend of tradition and contemporary elegance, offering guests a unique opportunity to experience the architectural and cultural richness of Jiangnan while enjoying […] More

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