04 / 09
2019
Apartamento Estudio Seguí by Carol Burton
The purpose of this architectural intervention is to rethink the internal space of a small apartment within a building built in the 1940s, in the residential area of Palermo...
04 / 09
2019
Paknam Office by Archimontage Design Fields Sophisticated
This site used to be a dressed timber factory with dusty atmosphere where sawdust, wood pulp, waste products of woodworking and huge machines were placed in...
04 / 09
2019
Knoll presents Bauhaus Exhibition by OMA / Ippolito Pestellini Laparelli
Celebrating the centenary of the Bauhaus, Knoll presents an exhibition curated and designed by OMA / Ippolito Pestellini Laparelli with Domitilla Dardi at the Knoll showroom
04 / 09
2019
Foster + Partners' Mattiazzi Leva chair unveiled at Milan Design Week
Leva is the first timber chair designed by Foster + Partners. Manufactured by Mattiazzi, it combines craftsmanship with sophisticated machinery to create a comfortable...
04 / 09
2019
A house in a church by Ruud Visser Architecten
Architecture office Ruud Visser in corporation with Peter Boer designed a ‘house in the church’ for a family with two children
04 / 09
2019
The Circular Garden by CRA-Carlo Ratti Associati
Carlo Ratti Associati, together with global energy company Eni, has developed an architectural structure made of mushrooms, installed in the center of Milan for Design Week 2019
04 / 08
2019
SUOFEIYA WORKSHOP by LEAPING CREATIVE
Designed by LEAPING CREATIVE, the innovative retail space aims to explore a new mode of experience in the ever-maturing furniture customization industry
04 / 08
2019
Senses, a Nature-Embedded Pool-House by Wael Farran Studio
At Wael Farran Studio, Senses was nothing short of a challenge! Located in South of Lebanon, Senses is a pool house that was conceived and built as an extension...
04 / 08
2019
apartment FACSEMETE by LAB5 architects
Due to the stretchy program and the zigzag layout of a newly built apartment, we used a lot of tricks and hidden secret solutions designing its interior.
