“The Shape of Silence” (2026): Exploring structural geometry through artisan craft and pottery forms. “Let the Sunlight In” (2026): Highlighting light as a physical material that alters object forms. “Golden” (2026): Soft-focus framing lines…
Memorial to the Sixth Extinction – An Open International Ideas Competition Background “There have been five major extinction events in the Earth’s history, the fifth being the case of the dinosaurs eliminated by an…
HEALING GARDEN – Certosa Park Participants are invited to design a buildable Healing Garden within the defined intervention area of Parco della Certosa.The proposal should create a landscape environment that supports biodiversity, social interaction,…
Gardens of hope: Cultivating Coexistence | Radicepura Garden Festival VI Edition The gardens will be selected by a Jury of experts who will evaluate their artistic and technical qualities, including Sarah Eberle, Jury President…
On the 7th floor of Deji Plaza’s in Nanjing, China, X+Living Architecture and Interior Design has created something quietly transformative. Led by designer Li Xiang, the studio turned an ordinary mall dining area into…
Just in time for Thanksgiving, an archivist at the Smithsonian Institution has stumbled upon a treasure of culinary and visual art history. In a dusty storage room, a box mistakenly labeled “the nicer china…
[ad_1] In season four of Gilmore Girls, Lorelai and Sookie leave the Independence to open the Dragonfly Inn, a space that is more closely aesthetically aligned with the Mayflower Inn of today. Kamerman, who…
[ad_1] Chaos (and) order in the garden – Radicepura Garden Festival V edition Climate change and conflicts have determined a new approach to the environment, which in turn calls for a new perspective in…
[ad_1] Other agents interviewed for this story agree that the high price of insurance in areas that are vulnerable to climate disasters is one of the leading problems for buyers and sellers in their…
[ad_1] Living my styleBy Patricia Urquiola, the new PARAYS rugs are designed for colourful and cosy living, with a curly fabric in perfect harmony with the soft bouclé or mélange fabrics of the upholstery.…
[ad_1] Highly caffeinated, coffee is seen as a little bit of a guilty pleasure. And it’s arguably true – coffee is a drink that, with regular high-level consumption, can cause both physical and mental…
[ad_1] Few things are more relaxing than a day spent lying on the beach, whether it’s a summer day trip or a midwinter getaway. And while there’s something to be said for packing a…
[ad_1] Architizer’s new image-heavy daily newsletter, The Plug, is easy on the eyes, giving readers a quick jolt of inspiration to supercharge their days. Plug in to the latest design discussions by subscribing. In…
[ad_1] Summer’s arrival has many travelers turn their attention to the great outdoors. Though you don’t need to travel too far beyond your own backyard to commune with nature, there’s something to be said…
[ad_1] For those who couldn’t nab the exclusive two-night stay that Sarah Jessica Parker offered at her Hamptons beach cottage last August, here’s a chance to do one better. The Sex and the City star’s Amagansett, New…
[ad_1] A shortlist of prominent designers have been announced for the forthcoming Global War on Terrorism Memorial in Washington, D.C., Marlon Blackwell Architects, BAU_Butzer Architects and Urbanism, James Corner Field Operations, Kengo Kuma and…
[ad_1] Happy Friday! AN editors have rounded up a light-hearted digest of news stories to usher in the weekend. From an overnight stay in a bean can–shaped trailer to an oversized arcade game kiosk…
[ad_1] Instant chilled, filtered sparkling water sounds great. But then so does instant boiling water without a kettle. Not to mention the environmental benefits of reduced energy and water use. So why choose between…
[ad_1] Last weekend thousands of Houstonians celebrated the opening of Land Bridge and Prairie, a 100-acre, roadway-burying project and a major component of an ongoing plan to upgrade Houston’s largest park. (Nick Hubbard) (Nick…
[ad_1] Manhattan is surrounded by water, but the island doesn’t have a single public beach. That changes this summer with Gansevoort Peninsula, a long-in-the-works West Side park that will extend right up to the…
