The Nomadic style trend is a chilled, eclectic style based in creamy neutral tones, with warm natural timber and rattan elements. In this inspirational trio of home tours, we find this trend mixed with cool concrete backdrops that are more closely synonymous with the industrial chic genre. The combo of earthy accents and eclectic furniture […]
built in stacked layers and surrounding a light-filled courtyard, the school offers quality learning spaces within the rural area.
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The house was designed for a young couple who requested the use of simple materials in a highly legible space so that the family’s identity would be reflected by the placement of objects and furniture and by their routine in the new home.
With one son away at college and the other almost ready to leave the nest, this Washington, D.C.-area couple were ready to refresh their kitchen. “This kitchen had been well-used — it had been like Grand Central Station for my clients and their boys o…
With one son away at college and the other almost ready to leave the nest, this Washington, D.C.-area couple were ready to refresh their kitchen. “This kitchen had been well-used — it had been like Grand Central Station for my clients and their boys o…
The Alice Milliat gymnasium is a former covered market turned into a sports facility and two shops. It is located in a vast complex built in 1962 in downtown historical Bordeaux, that had become a symbol of the city’s contemporary architectural heritage.
In this episode of Houzz TV, producer Rick Spence chats with Melissa Kennedy, president and production director of Meadowlark Design+Build. Kennedy gives a virtual tour of her renovated…
In this episode of Houzz TV, producer Rick Spence chats with Melissa Kennedy, president and production director of Meadowlark Design+Build. Kennedy gives a virtual tour of her renovated…
White membrane stretches over the curved rooftop of Jiunvfeng Study, a mountainside visitor centre built by Gad Line+ Studio above Dongximen Village in Shangdong, China. A lightweight steel frame forms the delicate skeleton of the pavilion, which perches on a rocky ridge looking towards Mount Tai. Considered China’s most famous sacred mountain, Mount Tai has been
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50 years ago Clarice Lispector already pointed out how difficult it was to unveil Brasilia: “the two architects did not think of building beautiful, it would be easy; they raised their amazement, and left the amazement unexplained”. This year the capital turned 60, and still remains intriguing for scholars, students, and anyone who allows themselves to explore it better. In order to understand the daily life that exists there, we invited six professionals- in the field of architecture and urbanism – who live in the city, to share their visions with us and bring a few more layers that help to build an interpretation of utopia and reality that Brasília currently represents.
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