Month: December 2017
Garú Apartment / Estúdio BRA
The new address of a retired couple on the coast of São Paulo.
Can a Beautifully Styled Vanity Transform Your Bedroom? (9 photos)
How MASS Design Group’s Approach to Data Could Save the Architectural Profession
On Thursday, December 22nd, an email arrived in the inboxes of ArchDaily’s editors that made us sit up, shake off our holiday-induced lethargy, and take notice. MASS Design Group’s Year in Review email might initially have blended in with the many other holiday wishes and 2016 recaps we receive at that time of year—it recapped such highlights as Michael Murphy’s TED Talk in February or the launch of the first African Design Center—but it had one thing that we hadn’t seen from other firm’s years-in-review: detailed statistics about the firm’s achievements that year.
How to Care for Your Roses Over Winter (6 photos)
Winter rose care can vary quite a bit, depending on where you live. For gardens that experience frigid winters in USDA Zone 7 and below (find your zone), roses are completely dormant, and most need protection to survive. At the other extreme,…
Tolsá 61 / MOCAA ARQUITECTOS
Tolsá 61 is a reinterpretation of “Vecindad” (neighbourship) an urban life in downtown area, located in the Ciudadela neighbourhood, which is in the southwest corner of the historic center of Mexico City.
Foster + Partners converts landmark Hong Kong office tower into high-end hotel
Foster + Partners is transforming a former government headquarters tower in Hong Kong into a luxury hotel, retaining the building’s original modernist facade and providing panoramic views of the surrounding skyline. The hotel is due to open early next year inside The Murray Building – a 27-storey tower on Hong Kong’s Cotton Tree Drive that
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How Some of New York City’s Distinguished Architects Plan To Save The City
New York Magazine asked some of New York City’s distinguished architects how they would improve the city and save it from climate change. NY Mag reported on their findings.
Madoc Architecture builds house with curved recess to “bookend” a London terrace
Architect Pascal Madoc Jones has added a new house to a Victorian terrace in north London, featuring a curved recess intended to give the street a more distinctive end. Madoc Architecture designed the King’s Crescent property for a speculative developer, on a site on Stoke Newington that was previously occupied by a pair of disused garages. Several
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