Ways to promote relaxation and experience space drove architect Gonzalo Pardo’s decision-making when he was renovating his penthouse in Madrid. The apartment’s free-flowing but well-organized interior leaves room for the unexpected, such as a pool-lik…
Ways to promote relaxation and experience space drove architect Gonzalo Pardo’s decision-making when he was renovating his penthouse in Madrid. The apartment’s free-flowing but well-organized interior leaves room for the unexpected, such as a pool-lik…
TRS Studio has unveiled their design for a social project in the Callao region of Peru. The single-family module is based on a cargo container, constructed with strong materials emitting a low cost, and low environmental impact. The project is founded on community participation, improving the quality of health and housing in the Pesquero II settlement through sustainable materials.
When planning a home remodeling or new construction project one of the first things homeowners usually want to know is how much the work will cost. Part of asking about cost is not just defining what the work will be but also knowing what form you wo…
To create a secondary holiday home for my retired clients life with his wife and grown children who ocassionally visit. They wanted a relaxed lifestyle that included gardening, reading, swimming/ wakeboarding, eating on the terrace, cooking with a view, waking up with southern light, a view to the sunset from the bathtub, spaces to meditate and terraces to view the water at different levels.
Nimtim Architects has completed an extension called Hive House in south London, featuring red brick walls that complement an exposed geometric timber structure inside. The locally based studio reconfigured the existing ground floor of the Edwardian terraced house, improving the connection between the interior and a long, narrow rear garden. Hive House’s original floor plan
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London’s V&A shows what the future of food could look like in its latest exhibition Food: Bigger than the Plate, which takes visitors through a full food cycle from compost to plate. The show is structured into four parts – compost, farming, trading and eating – in a bid to give visitors a sense of
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Elle Decoration China has released an annual showcasing work from the country’s best interior designers, featuring everything from a playful office to a pared-back hotel. Dezeen’s interiors reporter, Natasha Levy, has picked out 10 of the best. Named the China Interior Design Annual, the 240-page book published by Elle Decoration boasts over 100 interior designer
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One of life’s pleasures is curling up and relaxing on a cozy sofa. But buying a sofa that will stand the test of time requires careful consideration. The important thing is to not rush into an impulsive purchase, as your sofa will be one of the most-u…
the residence is complete with a small garden and outdoor living spaces around its perimeter.
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