Month: June 2021

Striking design statements sharpen the layout of this 250 square metre apartment, located in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Designed by Almaty Vilnius Architects, the space is arranged around hero pieces that captivate the eye and engage the imagination. Whilst the home decor scheme is primarily a clean and crisp white backdrop, colourful accents of blue, yellow and […]

As cities become more cycling-friendly it’s important not to forget about suburbia, says Aaron Betsky, as he shares what archicts and urban planners could learn from a cycle through the suburbs on World Bicycle Day. Bicycles are making our cities better, but what about our suburbs? After a brief blip last decades, our cities are

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The project starts with an urban singularity that allows locating the house attached to one of its boundaries. The implementation of the proposal already starts from the advantage of knowing the location of its neighbors and is positioned on its opposite side in order to achieve clearer views and more fluid ventilation.

A few weeks ago the photographer Aldo Amoretti launched an unusual call inviting his and ArchDaily’s followers to share their favorite places so that he could later photograph them, in a sense of a collective perspective and with the objective of discovering places. Last week we showed the finalists and today Amoretti has already chosen the places that he will go to document, which will be published on ArchDaily in the coming weeks.

Stunning views of an intracoastal waterway in Tequesta, Florida, drew Kyle and Rachel Pintarelli to their home. But its aging white laminate kitchen spurred a major renovation. There were two main pain points for the couple: A large partition wall wit…