Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC) represents the evolution of Autodesk’s CDE, from the fragmented BIM 360 Classic, through BIM 360 Next Gen with centralized file storage, to the fully integrated Unified Platform. Read the Autodesk Construction Cloud evolution in this post!
Art deco design motifs informed the interior of Atypique, an artisan workshop and specialty coffee shop in the Spanish port of Santander by local practice Zooco Estudio. The architecture studio was asked by the client to design “a completely different space” that the city did not yet have by combining a coffee shop and bakery
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Amsterdam-based Nicemakers has designed the resident facilities of a housing development in Walthamstow, using the east London neighbourhood as the starting point for its design scheme. Overseen by property developer Way of Life, The Eades comprises 495 apartments and has an abundance of amenities including a co-working space, gym, yoga studio and a professional kitchen.
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Music company Assemble Sound has opened offices and recording studios inside the OMA-designed Lantern arts hub in Detroit, which features a focal aqua-hued staircase. Assemble Sound’s 4,000-square-foot (370-square-metre) headquarters was designed and outfitted by the company’s head of music Seth Anderson and his partner Jillian Anderson – the duo’s first interior project. The space is
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Next in our 2025 review, we look back at the best restaurants of the year, from an “urban greenhouse” in Mexico City to a colour-saturated eatery in Shanghai designed by film director Wong Kar Wai. When it came to restaurant design in 2025, it was all about the right materials. Designers turned to volcanic ceramic,
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Formica, leatherette and dark-wood furniture lend a retro feel to the interior of this east London eatery, which local studio House of Dré designed to evoke classic Italian trattorias. Tom’s Pasta is located within Hackney Downs Studios – a creative hub and community space where Andreas Christodoulou, founder of House of Dré, also has his
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In our latest lookbook, we’ve rounded up homes spanning Chile, Ireland and Japan with dining rooms that are brightened by glass-covered voids. Lightwells and internal voids offer a solution to drawing light into a home’s lower levels or deeper into its plan, while also adding visual intrigue and depth to an interior. Here, we look
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American studio Something Special Studios has overhauled US retail giant Target’s store in SoHo, New York, introducing a red tunnel based on the brand’s logo and displays that wrap around the building’s cast-iron columns. The store on the corner of Broadway and Houston Street has received a major refresh courtesy of Something Special Studios, which
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Local practice Bétyle Studio has transformed a former agricultural building in Marseille, France, into a compact home featuring rooms separated by glass blocks that allow light to filter through. The client asked designers Carla Romano and Nicolas Cazenave de la Roche to create an interior that could function both as her daily workspace and a
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Architecture firm Cisarstudio steered its redesign of this office in Prague around the client’s joint interest in air travel and the deep sea. The Deveron office is set within a postmodern building that dates back to the 1990s, and used to be congested with plasterboard partitions and false ceilings. Locally based Cisarstudio was therefore tasked
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