Month: January 2018

Will Alsop designs two colourful metro stations for Toronto’s expanded subway

January 5, 2018 Bridget Cogley 0

British architect Will Alsop has created metro stations in Toronto’s Pioneer Village and Finch West neighbourhoods, as part of an initiative to create more public transit options in the wider metropolitan area. The two stations form part of the Toronto-York Spadina Subway Extension Project, which extends Toronto’s subway system through to York, a municipality in

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ZHY House / Studio YUDA

January 5, 2018 罗靖琳 0

In the center of the largest Jade Market in Guangzhou, a few old houses sit at the end of the small path leading to the Hualin Temple. Characteristic of the old and aged, these houses have narrow, small and dark rooms. The client was looking to create a new type of jade store that would leave a clear and fresh impression on the visitors.

Surging Seas software shows potential impact of rising sea levels on US cities

January 5, 2018 Dan Howarth 0

An interactive mapping tool provides a scary glimpse of how cities such as New York, Boston and Miami might end up if sea levels continue to rise. The Google Earth plugin, Surging Seas: Extreme Scenario 2100, allows users to pan around 3D imagery of America’s coastal cities and see what they would look like if

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White & Grey Interior Design In The Modern Minimalist Style

January 5, 2018 HD Staff 0

If you love the look of beautifully smooth grey and white interiors as we do, then this is a great set of inspirational home designs for you. Ranging from a dark moody grey apartment, moving through a couple of more balanced schemes and finishing off with a much lighter and brighter example of a space. […]

Studio11 uses colour and texture to inject personality into its own Minsk workspace

January 5, 2018 Amy Frearson 0

Studio11 has combined industrial finishes with plush furnishings and colourful art to create the interior of its own workspace in Minsk. The young Belarusian studio – led by architects Maksim Vavinski, Tatiana Kashuro, Alexandr Zhmakin – wanted to go beyond the simple industrial aesthetic that characterises many architecture and design offices. While they chose to keep

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Studio11 uses colour and texture to inject personality into its own Minsk workspace

January 5, 2018 Amy Frearson 0

Studio11 has combined industrial finishes with plush furnishings and colourful art to create the interior of its own workspace in Minsk. The young Belarusian studio – led by architects Maksim Vavinski, Tatiana Kashuro, Alexandr Zhmakin – wanted to go beyond the simple industrial aesthetic that characterises many architecture and design offices. While they chose to keep

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Studio11 uses colour and texture to inject personality into its own Minsk workspace

January 5, 2018 Amy Frearson 0

Studio11 has combined industrial finishes with plush furnishings and colourful art to create the interior of its own workspace in Minsk. The young Belarusian studio – led by architects Maksim Vavinski, Tatiana Kashuro, Alexandr Zhmakin – wanted to go beyond the simple industrial aesthetic that characterises many architecture and design offices. While they chose to keep

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