Month: January 2022

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Foster + Partners criticises RIBA climate report over “deviation” from global treaty

January 4, 2022 Nat Barker 0
RIBA climate report presented at COP26

The UK’s largest architecture firm, Foster + Partners, has criticised a RIBA sustainability report backed by nearly 250 built environment organisations, claiming that it contradicts the watershed Paris Agreement treaty on climate change. Foster + Partners is one of only two architecture studios among the country’s top 10 largest that have failed to endorse the

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51 Wooden Coffee Tables To Anchor Your Living Room with Timeless Appeal

January 4, 2022 HD Staff 0

The beauty of natural wood can make any room feel warmer and more welcoming. Wood coffee tables are especially easy to coordinate – as long as you stick to complementary wood tones throughout your furniture theme, each piece will easily adapt to your decor or color palette selections as they evolve over time. We’ve scoured […]

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OTRO Bar / Estúdio Mangava

January 4, 2022 Susanna Moreira 0

The OTRO BAR Cambuí project was born from the owners’ desire to create a unique space in the heart of the city, where the brand’s identity was reflected in all aspects of the environment. The final result is the result of a complete renovation in an old house with three floors that, given the dynamics of the original space, the great potential was perceived. The continuous environment is divided between the floors, allowing for a design that brings together different activities that flow in an integrated way in the space.

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Ankers Hage Housing / Solli arkitekter

January 4, 2022 Pilar Caballero 0

Anker Hage is a small housing project in the center of the city of Drammen, Norway. The project´s design is inspired by the historical structure of the property. The buildings surround a beautiful and lush garden. The garden has been one of the cornerstones of the design, as the old garden is a historical feature on the site. The old garden inspired the layout and plants of the new garden. However, the new garden has got clearer features and is more accessible than the old garden.

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PARA Project designs surreal pavilion floating on a Belgian canal

January 4, 2022 Jon Astbury 0
PARA pavilion Bruges Belgium

American studio PARA Project has designed a wooden pavilion on a canal in Bruges, Belgium, to be an uncanny “doppelgänger” of an adjacent 15th-century canal house. The pavilion, called Bruges Diptych, was designed as an events space for the 2021 Bruges Triennial, which for its third edition invited responses to the curatorial theme of “TraumA”.

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Adjaye Associates completes rose-hued cultural hub in Florida

January 4, 2022 James Parkes 0
Image of the three structures at Winter Park Library & Events Center

British architecture firm Adjaye Associates has designed a collection of pigmented-concrete pavilions in Winter Park, Florida, to house a library and an events centre. Located on the northwestern corner of the 23-acre (9.3 hectares) Martin Luther King, Jr. Park in Florida, the Winter Park Library and Events Center comprises three pavilions and was described as

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