Month: July 2019

We recently profiled 8 kitchen islands that look beautiful in blue. Now let’s see what going green can mean. Green is a popular color for kitchens because we associate it…

The Chicago Architecture Biennial has announced more than 40 citywide partner sites and organizations for the festival’s 2019 edition. Cultural organizations from across the city, such as the Art Institute of Chicago and Navy Pier, will be activated by independent programming in coordination with the Biennial, resulting in “a citywide exploration of architecture, space, the environment, history, and community.”

Royal College of Art student June Tong has proposed creating an Arctic thermal bath, which would be powered by cruise ship waste, in a bid to spotlight the industry’s environmental impact. The proposal, named In Murky Waters, was designed to draw attention to the increasing number of “parasitic and destructive” cruise ships capitalising on the

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all-glass walls on the ground floor provide direct connection to the exterior landscape.
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The stars of stage and screen spend a good deal of time at their dressing room vanities making sure they’re ready for the literal spotlight. Properly positioned vanity lights emit soft, diffuse light that reduces shadows and makes it easy for stars to…

London-based Atmos Studio has designed a timber pavilion named Playascape, which aims to “synthesise the essence of Burning Man” by bringing people together at the festival. The plywood pavilion will be made from a kit of CNC-cut parts that will be assembled on site during this year’s desert festival in Nevada. Atmos Studio designed the semi-circular structure be

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