The project allows access to one of Denmark’s archaeological gems, while offering and intricate spatial experience. Previously inaccessible, the visitor can enter and climb the main space of the tower, perceive the archaeological layers and view the landscape. Culture and nature, at a small and large scale, are united by this spiral access.
Australian designer Jordana Maisie has designed this shoe shop in San Francisco to look more like a storage room than a boutique. Masie’s eponymous studio designed the 80-square-metre shoe store in the city’s Jackson Square neighbourhood for upscale Australian leather shoe company Feit. Working with Feit’s founder Tull Price, Maisie developed the concept for the store to
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As delightful as it might sound to spend a long, sunny day lounging in the backyard, the reality often includes more scrambling for shade than enjoying the outdoors. But retreating to a fully enclosed, air-conditioned space like a pool house — while s…
Introverted, solid and antagonistic single-family house inside a gated community that protects the privacy of its inhabitants within a large concrete monolith arranged around a central courtyard that orders, facilitates views to the south, seeks appropriate orientation and generates an interior microclimate that adequately responds to the physical-geographical conditions of the area.
At this year’s Kips Bay Decorator Show House, 22 designers were given about seven weeks to transform their assigned space in a historic Georgian mansion in Manhattan. Each space started as a blank canvas that designers from around the country reimagin…
Spacious master bathrooms have become one of the most considered spaces in home design. These often luxurious settings provide a refuge from hectic schedules and a place for pampering. In these spaces we can be assured privacy in an increasingly publi…
A geometric pattern of square-shaped rooms connected by rhombus-shaped circulation areas forms House in Hokusetsu, Osaka, by Japanese firm Tato Architects. Tato Archiects, led by architect Yo Shimada, designed the house for a family who wanted an interesting and dynamic home that makes it easier to spend time together. Rather than sticking to a regular orthogonal
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the installation uses over 100 logs, collected from the italian alps following a terrible storm in late-2018.
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Bibliophiles can take pleasure in looking through Dezeen’s pick of the best libraries, including one in the Netherlands that occupies an old locomotive shed, and another in China that resembles an eye. See below for the full selection: Tianjin Binhai Public Library, China, by MVRDV MVRDV constructed the interiors of this public library in Tianjin
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