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How to Grow an Urban Jungle at Home (6 photos)

May 30, 2018 Annie Thornton 0
Think you don’t have the room, time or skill to grow indoor plants? In Plant Society, published this spring, Australian architect, interior designer and plant cultivator Jason Chongue shows how anyone, regardless of home size or plant knowledge, can create a lush, thriving indoor…

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Rogers Stirk Harbour, HASSELL, and Weston Williamson Design Five Metro Stations for Melbourne

May 30, 2018 Niall Patrick Walsh 0

VA Australia’s Minister for Transport has unveiled designs for five new underground metro stations in the city of Melbourne, designed by a collaborative team comprising HASSELL, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, and Weston Williamson. Scheduled to open in 2025, the new stations will “combine functionality, space and natural light with the latest in public transport infrastructure design.”

Vatican City presents woodland chapels built by architects including Foster, Souto de Moura and Flores & Prats

May 30, 2018 Amy Frearson 0

The Vatican City seeks to question the meaning of the chapel in the 21st century with its debut at the Venice Architecture Biennale, a series of woodland structures by famous architects from around the world. The Holy See Pavilion consists of 10 small chapels, built by architects including Norman Foster, Eduardo Souta de Moura, Sean

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Vatican City’s patronage is “exactly what architecture needs” says Norman Foster 

May 30, 2018 Jessica Mairs 0

The Vatican City is a champion for contemporary architecture, according to Norman Foster, one of several architects commissioned by the Catholic city state for the Venice Architecture Biennale. Speaking to Dezeen in Venice, the Foster + Partners principal said the Vatican City should be congratulated for its debut biennale contribution – instead of curating a traditional

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