Drawn by the artistry, athleticism, and precision of ballet, students flock to the Cincinnati Ballet Academy. While their annual production of The Nutcracker has increased their renown, it’s programs like Ballet Moves that have deepened the organization’s impact on the community by providing inclusive opportunities for students with Down’s Syndrome to experience the joy of dance.
Modernist architect Marcel Breuer’s Geller I house in Long Island, which was his first “bi-nuclear” home, has been demolished to make way for a tennis court. The home in the village of Lawrence, Long Island, which was one of Hungarian-American architect Breuer’s first buildings in the USA, was demolished on 25 January. “Marcel Breuer’s first
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Historically, the urban context of habitability in Ecuador has reduced the decision for contracting the construction and design of projects related to housing in 2 alternatives (in the middle and lower socioeconomic classes of the country): A professional-graduate with predominance in theoretical knowledge, design, and engineering related to functional, aesthetical, and financial criteria; or a non-titled professional with domain in empirical-practical and technical knowledge of construction. Due to cost variables and to avoid formal complications in terms of saving time, most people choose the second alternative. Architecture, the act of building, and the planning of living in the city have been reduced to an apparently sumptuous alternative that only a privileged few can access.
Restful in its laconic warm white and natural wood tone colour palette, this modern apartment in Moscow communicates tasteful style and utmost elegance. Designed by Belousova.Interior, the exquisite home design features softly rounded furniture silhouettes and beautifully curved statement walls that fashion a welcoming and comforting layout. The wonderful curves seem to cosily cocoon each […]
Anyone who’s refereed a spat over a borrowed hairbrush or sink access knows that thoughtful design can help preserve family harmony. Ample storage and good circulation are paramount in bathrooms used by siblings, for example — and they’re appreciated …
The Muxarabi House attracts attention for its singular volumetric form. Located at a condominium in the city of Piracicaba, in the state of São Paulo, it was planned for the owner and her two daughters. The uncomplicated yet impressive architecture of straight lines, the integrated spaces, and the connection with the exterior reflects the requests and lifestyle of the owner.
With a new year comes new goals for the home. These often include closet cleanouts, home office organizing or deep cleaning. It can also be a time to start planning for a new garden, a renovation, an addition or perhaps even a move. Houzz readers, wha…
The new administration building was planned by Peter Bastian Architekten BDA from Münster at the Coesfelder Kreuz directly next to the Church of Lukas for the newly founded association of three church districts. The shape of the 3-storey new building develops from two interlocking rectangles into an open angle to the church. The entrances are naturally located at the apex of the bend point. The cantilevered exposed concrete canopies give the building a flat and strong horizontal effect.
Chinese studio Domani Architectural Concepts has completed a real-estate complex in Foshan, Guangdong province, featuring a facade of lattice brickwork overlooking two large circular pools intended to create a “sense of ceremony”. Called the Times I-City or TIC after its developer Times China, the complex was conceived as a “Global Maker Town” containing public showrooms,
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the chinese studio wins the international competition, reviving the spirit of shenzhen’s industrial heritage by integrating cultural, public activity into the old kingway brewery factory.
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