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“The virtual world is taking over the real world,” says virtual designer Anthony Authié of Zyva Studio

April 3, 2021 Marcus Fairs 0
Anthony Authié of Zyva Studio launches Architoys NFT auction

Digital designer Anthony Authié of Zyva Studio and visualisation artist Charlotte Taylor and have collaborated on an NFT auction of Architoys, a range of capsules containing fantasy architecture projects. The aluminium capsules, which are the same size as an AirPods case, contain a watch-like mechanism that can display a series of images of virtual architectural

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Courtyard house M.A. / Studio AFS

April 3, 2021 Valeria Silva 0

An area of ​​triangular and irregular shape, a tree and an enormous desire to be more integrated, to be more responsible with the environment where we live, to build with more cleanliness. There was already another project for the same lot, with the same wishes, but another interpretation. The new project should be faithful to the smooth slope of the lot and enhance the view of the reforested area in front of the house and share with Red Angico the status of main attraction on the land.

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BarlisWedlick builds sauna topped by tower for Hudson Valley cabin

April 3, 2021 India Block 0
Sauna Tower in New York State

American architecture studio BarlisWedlick built this outdoor sauna topped by treehouse-style viewing platforms for a cabin in New York’s Hudson Valley. Set on a 75-acre patch of land with a cabin and a barn, the three-storey Sauna Tower is formed of a concrete sauna that functions as a base for the stacked platforms made of

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Ten bright kitchens that are flooded with natural light

April 3, 2021 Tom Ravenscroft 0
Akari House, Spain, by Mas-aqui

In the first of a trio of spring lookbooks this Easter weekend, we’ve selected ten bright kitchens that are flooded with light from wide windows, skylights and full-height glass doors. This is the latest roundup in our Dezeen Lookbooks series providing visual inspiration for the home. Previous articles in the series feature inspiring outdoor living spaces, calming green kitchens,

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Snøhetta designs Oslo fashion store to be a “treasure hunt”

April 3, 2021 Ali Morris 0
Bold striped interior inspired by Alain Delon in Moniker men's department interior by Snøhetta

Space travel, race cars and the French Riviera are among the eclectic references that informed Snøhetta’s design for the Moniker boutique in Oslo, Norway. Called Moniker Fashion Universe, the 1,500-metre-square concept store is located in the heart of Oslo’s shopping district, near the newly renovated Valkyrien Square. When the store opened last spring, its two Snøhetta-designed floors

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Former Pobre Diablo Cultural Factory / Daniel Moreno Flores

April 3, 2021 Valeria Silva 0

The house in which the intervention took place is approximately 70 years old, it is a patrimonial house that has been witness of the transformation that has happened in the neighborhood and in the city. In its space there have lived various generations, this is why in the walls there are remains of human events that have happened along time. In its beginnings it was a Moca coffee fabric (±1950), then a cultural fabric – Pobre Diablo and container (2000-2017), currently it is a knowledge fabric – Impaqto La Floresta – a coworking space, a gallery and a restaurant – Terra – (2019 – present). The project went through the space history, showing respect and emphasizing it, joining them like a palimpsest (manuscript that keeps the remains of previews writings)

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“Sustainability Is A Synonym Of Beauty”: In Conversation With Anna Heringer

April 3, 2021 Matthew Maganga 0

Talking to the Louisiana Channel, German architect Anna Heringer outlines the way she works and her multi-disciplinary approach to architectural practice. Growing up in a small town at the Austrian-Bavarian border close to Salzburg – Heringer spent a year living and working in Bangladesh at the age of 19, a place that is now home to a majority of her office’s projects. Heringer describes herself as a mix of things in addition to being an architect, describing herself as an activist and a development worker – using her creativity to explore ideas in a variety of forms and media.