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  • Waterworks Food Hall: Culinary Haven Opening June 2024

    Waterworks Food Hall, set to open its doors in June 2024, is poised to become one of Toronto’s most anticipated culinary destinations. Nestled within the vibrant King West neighborhood, this highly anticipated development promises to celebrate the city’s dynamic culinary scene within a beautifully restored heritage industrial building. Spearheaded by Woodcliffe Landmark Properties and MOD […] More

  • Inside ZOO Architects’ Otter Project: Redefining Urban Spaces

    Established in 2018, ZOO Architects stands as an exemplar of innovative architectural design, with a presence rooted in the vibrant urban landscapes of Shanghai and Tianjin, China, and extending its influence to London, U.K. As a multidisciplinary studio, ZOO Architects offers a spectrum of services ranging from urban design and architecture to interiors, master planning, […] More

  • Philip Johnson’s Glass House: The Making of an Architectural Icon

    Located amidst the lush landscapes of New Canaan, Connecticut, the Glass House, designed by Philip Johnson, is a prime example of modernist architecture. Built in 1949, this iconic structure embodies a radical shift in architectural thought and practice. Johnson, who lived in the house until his death in 2005, utilized glass walls and an open […] More

  • Freddy Mamani and the Neo-Andean Renaissance

    In the bustling streets of El Alto, Bolivia, amid the backdrop of the majestic Andes Mountains, a colorful architectural revolution is taking place. At the forefront of this movement stands Freddy Mamani, a visionary architect whose innovative designs are reshaping the urban landscape and revitalizing indigenous culture. Through his bold use of color, geometric shapes, […] More

  • Modern Living Along Honmyo River: Sako Architects’ Innovative Design

      The construction of this condominium by Sako Architects, along the Honmyo River promises a picturesque waterside living experience. Rooted in the rich historical context of the area, including the nearby Keigan Temple dating back to 1605, the high-rise condominium aims to blend into its surroundings while making a significant architectural statement. The exterior design, […] More

  • Kengo Kuma’s MIRAI Design District

    Kengo Kuma once again captivates with the latest details of his inaugural mixed-use project in the United States, the MIRAI Design District in Miami. Embracing a philosophy deeply rooted in the symbiotic relationship between humanity and nature, Kuma’s vision for MIRAI reflects a profound understanding of our innate connection to the environment. In response to […] More

  • Masná 130’s Legacy of Preservation and Progress

    Positioned in the heart of Český Krumlov, a picturesque town in Bohemia, Central Europe, Masná 130 serves as a prime illustration of the integration of past heritage and contemporary elements.  Originally a 500-year-old house left in disrepair, Masná 130 underwent a remarkable transformation under the careful stewardship of its owners. Recognizing the potential hidden beneath […] More

  • Finding Inspiration in Solitude: Hytta Retreat in Nature

    Amidst the fast pace of modern life, finding moments of uninterrupted solitude and focus has become increasingly rare. Recognizing this need for a sanctuary where creativity can thrive, Dominik Ilichman and Adam Hofman have conceived Hytta—a minimalist cabin located in in the midst of the Czech countryside, offering the perfect environment for uninterrupted reflection and […] More

  • SRG Partnership Joins CannonDesign

    SRG Partnership, a leading architecture, interiors, and planning firm based in Portland, Oregon, and Seattle, Washington, has recently merged with CannonDesign, marking a significant moment. This strategic union brings together two powerhouses in the industry, each renowned for their commitment to creating spaces that positively impact people, communities, and the environment. With this merger, SRG […] More

  • Revolutionizing Healing: Isuarsivik Regional Recovery Centre

    EVOQ Architecture‘s recent unveiling of the Isuarsivik Regional Recovery Centre marks a significant milestone in architecture’s role in healing, particularly in the context of addressing substance use and trauma among the Inuit communities of Nunavik. Since its establishment in 1994, the Centre has been a vital source of specialized support for individuals grappling with alcohol […] More

  • Izen Architecture Restores House 21

    Izen Architecture, a Toronto-based firm, has recently completed a mid-century modern restoration of House 21. The project combines historical preservation with contemporary updates to meet the needs of a young, urban family. The homeowners, two doctors who were on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic, embarked on this renovation journey while juggling their demanding careers […] More

  • Award-Winning Design: LemayMichaud Transforms Fasken’s Offices

    LemayMichaud presents its acclaimed design of Fasken‘s new offices in Quebec City, honored with the Interior Design of the Year Award at the 16th Grands Prix du Design. Situated at 365 Abraham Street in the heart of Quebec City’s Old Port, the spacious 37,490 sq. ft. offices across two and a half floors are celebrated […] More

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