With three kids between the ages of 11 and 16, this Minnesota couple needed a kitchen that could keep up with their busy family. When they built their transitional-style home in 2005, the open kitchen worked for their needs at the time, but soon the a…
Although the Paris 2024 Olympic Games have taken an exemplary approach to construction, reusing venues is not enough to make the games truly sustainable, argues Carbon Market Watch’s Benja Faecks as part of our Olympic Impact series. By relying mainly on existing infrastructure and setting ambitious carbon budgets for any new builds, this year’s Olympics
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a droplet-shaped glass courtyard brightens the interior, transforming it into a lit white art gallery.
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Saudi Arabia has unveiled plans for a stadium 350 metres above the ground on top of The Line mega city, which is being built as part of Neom. Revealed as part of Saudi Arabia’s official bid submission to FIFA for the 2034 World Cup, the 46,000-seat stadium will host games at the tournament including a
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the promotional video for this 5th edition is entitled ‘el luchador’ (the wrestler), and has been created by RA! arquitectos and filmmakers rené baptista and tito sánchez.
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The Royal Commission for Riyadh City and the Ministry of Sport have unveiled a stadium designed by architecture studio Populous in Riyadh, which will host the 2034 World Cup final. Named King Salman Stadium, the stadium is planned for a site in north of Riyadh alongside the Riyadh 2030 Expo site and near the Zaha
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French-Lebanese design studio David/Nicolas has refurbished a Milan apartment from the 1920s, bringing in contemporary details while retaining features added by Italian architect Gio Ponti. The art deco-style apartment, originally designed by Mario Borgaro in 1923, was refurbished by Ponti in 1952. Since then, much of the fit-out was torn away by the apartment’s previous
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the staggered form of ‘the village’ subtly alludes to the stepped pyramids of mexico’s ancient history.
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