Month: May 2023

There was a time when having a corded phone next to the toilet was considered the height of luxury. And that was about the last time this Pennsylvania midcentury ranch’s primary bathroom had been renovated. The homeowners, a couple of empty nesters fr…

“As a designer for TIM Architects, I always try to maintain the design guidelines that characterize our studio, such as the absence of ornaments and moldings, the accesses as protagonists, the glazed spaces, the purity of the facades and the wise division of the internal spaces according to their use as, for example, the separation between the kitchen and the social space -says the architect Felipe Aracama, in charge of the Casa Pekin project-.

the project aims to convert a previously unused parking lot into a sustainable touristic hub, with a focus on exploring the fjord’s future
The post exploring marine life though underwater galleries at haptic & oslo works’ ethical fjordarium …

‘qondesa’ by mad rises like twisted vines in ecuador’s quito city    Quito, a city of coexisting contrasts influenced by its diverse ecosystems, ethnicities and traditions, is the capital of Ecuador and a UNESCO world herita…

Whether you want a stainless steel chimney hood or a custom wooden creation on which to display art, a hood can either be a superstar of the kitchen or stay completely under the radar. While we can’t make up your mind for you, we can steer you in the …

Towers, walkways, decks, cabins and tree houses. Since 2010, the Hello Wood Festival has erected dozens of temporary constructions, with one common denominator: wood. The initiative aims to make knowledge about this material more accessible to everyone, as it has immense potential for the future. However, despite its potential, wood still faces various prejudices within the construction industry. Through the connection between designers and artists from different cultural, academic and professional backgrounds, the event uses construction as a platform for innovation, discussion and knowledge. It offers participants the unique opportunity to experiment with sustainable design and construction methods, encouraging learning through experience, held in a forested area near Budapest, Hungary.