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Blee Halligan draws on Derbyshire landscape for Derwent Valley Villa

July 20, 2022 Katie Last 0
Blee Halligan's Derwent Valley Villa in Derbyshire

London-based architecture firm Blee Halligan has created Derwent Valley Villa, a family home in Derbyshire, UK, that was informed by the surrounding landscape. The studio aimed for its design to highlight the late client’s favourite views across the Derwent Valley countryside surrounding the home. “The building’s fabric is intrinsically tied to the passing away of

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3XN and Itten+Brechbühl design mass-timber campus for Swiss university

July 18, 2022 Katie Last 0
3XN's Ecotope at EPFL's Innovation Park

Danish architecture studio 3XN and Swiss studio Itten+Brechbühl have unveiled the design for Ecotope, an expansion to the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne in Switzerland. Set to be built one kilometre from the university’s Innovation Park in Ecublens, Switzerland, the campus will be made up of more than 10 buildings containing meeting spaces, offices and

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Frederick Tang Architecture turns Brooklyn building into restaurant celebrating owners’ Lebanese roots

July 11, 2022 Katie Last 0
Lebanese restaurant in Brooklyn by Frederick Tang Architecture

Architecture and interior design studio Frederick Tang Architecture has transformed a 19th-century building into a Lebanese restaurant in Brooklyn with “an abundance of textures”. Named Nabila’s, the restaurant opened in May 2022 and was designed in collaboration with restaurant co-owner Mike Farah. The renovation transformed a formerly dark, segmented space into a restaurant that aims

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Yuko Nagayama & Associates creates trapezoidal glasses shop and community hub

June 30, 2022 Katie Last 0
Yuko Nagayama & Associates glasses shop

Tokyo studio Yuko Nagayama & Associates has completed a copper-clad eyewear store for brand JINS in Maebashi, Japan, which contains a cafe and rooftop terrace. Named JINS Park, the shop in Gunma Prefecture was designed to act as a space for the community to gather whether they are shopping in the store or not. “We proactively

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BIG and HOK to add timber terminal and control tower to Zurich Airport

June 30, 2022 Katie Last 0
BIG's Dock A at Zurich Airport

Danish architecture studio BIG and US firm HOK have revealed the design for a mass-timber terminal and control tower named Dock A at Zurich’s airport. Expected to open in 2032, the building will be built largely from locally sourced timber and will become the airport’s largest terminal. Located adjacent to the existing Airside Centre and Terminal 1,

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Yinka Ilori tops Berlin pavilion with colourful disc canopy

June 22, 2022 Katie Last 0
Yinka Ilori colourful pavilion at Estrel Berlin

London designer Yinka Ilori has created a colourful pavilion named Filtered Rays as an events space for the Estrel Berlin hotel in Germany. Located on the banks of the Spree alongside Estrel Berlin in the Neukölln area of the city, the pavilion is the Ilori’s latest brightly coloured public intervention following his recent skatepark in Miami

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