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Studio8 transforms 1930s Hangzhou villa into hotpot restaurant

February 8, 2023 Dezeen staff 0

Promotion: Chinese architecture practice Studio8 has renovated the interior of a 1930s villa in Hangzhou, China, transforming it into a hotpot restaurant and cocktail bar that celebrates the building’s history. The Gud restaurant and bar includes a roof terrace, dining space on the upper floors and bar on the ground floor. The 496-square-metre space occupies

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40 Large Kitchen Islands To Show Off Your Culinary Skills

February 8, 2023 HD Staff 0

If you love to entertain, then a large kitchen island will give you plenty of space to show off your culinary skills. Spread out your ingredients, get out every tool and small appliance in the kitchen and still have room to spare. In this collection of 40 large kitchen island designs, we’ve pulled together inspirational […]

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Home Refurbishment for Alejandro and Inma / Pablo Muñoz Payá Arquitectos

February 8, 2023 Andreas Luco 0

Stone and oak bring light back into an old farmhouse. With the intense Mediterranean light and surrounded by olive trees, it is not a surprise if a family chose to move to the countryside. This project sought to satisfy their wishes while respecting the essence of Mediterranean architecture. Due to regulatory requirements, it was only possible to renovate the existing house without extending its surface area. Without modifying its perimeter, the thick opaque walls are opened up, giving a new sensation of spaciousness and lightness. The existing roof is extended over the old storage room, preserving the ceramic gable roof. This creates a new luminous space, higher than the old house interior. The living room, dining room, and kitchen are located in a common space. A large window takes advantage of the north orientation that protects it from direct sunlight.

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A Home Interior That Blends Japandi And Australian Design Inspiration

February 8, 2023 Erin 0

NAKO Design has designed a home in Edmonton, Canada, that’s influenced by both Japandi and Australian design styles. With a modern palette of black and white warmed with soft silver elm wood accents and texture, the home shows sophistication with a continuity of texture and tone throughout. In the living room, there’s an accent wall […]

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Mathew & Ghosh Architects encloses Bangalore art museum in stainless steel “water tank”

February 8, 2023 Tom Ravenscroft 0

Local studio Mathew & Ghosh Architects has completed the Museum of Art & Photography in Bangalore, India. Set to open later this month, the Museum of Art & Photography (MAP) has a distinctive facade that encloses pared-back internal spaces. “The architectural necessity for MAP to be an unmissable part of the city for the visitor

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“Earthquakes don’t kill people, bad buildings do”

February 8, 2023 Cameron Sinclair 0

Architects should play a major role in the recovery after disasters like the recent earthquake in Turkey and Syria, but egotistical posturing will not help anyone, writes Cameron Sinclair. Countless lives have been lost with many more injured and suffering from the tragic disaster that has struck Turkey and northern Syria. While most people see

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What’s New in Tile for 2023 (49 photos)

February 8, 2023 Julie Sheer 0

After several years of cool neutrals and bright whites in tile design, warmer tones and bolder colors are making headway. That was clear from new tile collections on display at the recent TISE trade show in Las Vegas. While colors are trending bolder,…

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“Does this ruling only apply to the ultra-wealthy?” says commenter

February 8, 2023 Kate McCusker 0

In this week’s comments update, readers are discussing the outcome of Tate Modern’s supreme court privacy case and debating Formafatel’s pair of rammed-earth villas in Costa Rica. The supreme court last week ruled that residents of the luxury Neo Bankside flats on the south bank of the Thames live as though they are “on display

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