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  • A-nrd on Designing Arthouse Glasgow Around Its Victorian Past

    A-nrd approaches the design of Arthouse Glasgow through the character and spontaneity of artists’ homes, transforming a restored 19th-century building on Bath Street into a 76-room hotel. Developed for Oberland, the project draws on Glasgow’s architectural history and creative culture, combining original Victorian features with contemporary furniture, vintage pieces and the work of local artists […] More

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  • Yuzheng Gan on Human-Centered Design and the Future of Interiors

    Yuzheng Gan approaches architecture and interiors through an interest in how spaces influence human behaviour, perception, and everyday experiences. After spending more than six years at Huahui Engineering Design Group in China, where she contributed to healthcare facilities, corporate headquarters, and commercial environments, Gan pursued a Master of Interior Design at the University of Texas […] More

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  • ZOOCO on Creating a Mountain Refuge in the Heart of Madrid

    ZOOCO approaches the design of La Maruca Azca through the idea of a mountain refuge within Madrid’s financial district. Surrounded by the glass and steel towers of Azca, the restaurant draws inspiration from the Picos de Europa, introducing organic forms, natural materials, and a sense of domestic intimacy into an urban setting. Sculpted ceilings extend […] More

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  • Commercial Flush Valves 101

    Commercial Flush Valves 101

    In today’s post, we’re going to give you a quick breakdown of the differences between the different valve types as well as their various pros and cons

  • The Most Expensive Parts Of A Home Renovation

    The Most Expensive Parts Of A Home Renovation

    Home renovation costs range from about $15,000 for small homes to over $250,000 for very large ones. Ideally, you should not spend more than 5% of your home’s value to renovate it

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