Our latest lookbook explores how futons and daybeds can offer a tempting spot for relaxation in different residential interior settings. By providing a place to sit, lie down or take a nap with a compact footprint, the humble futon, and its more sophisticated cousin the daybed, can be a useful tool for interior designers. Our
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The proposal for the requalification of Piazza Matteotti’s public gardens offered an opportunity to re-design a historic place from the early 1900s, which had been distorted by stratification of subsequent interventions, and to restore a new identity to the gateway to Castiglion Fiorentino’s historic center (Arezzo -Tuscany), providing citizens with a welcoming and vital space in one of the most beautiful terraces on the Val di Chiana.
Goop founder Gwyneth Paltrow has teamed up with CB2 to create another instantly classic collaboration – and we can’t get enough of it. The enchanting Leggero Plug-In Wall Sconce beautifully captures everything we love about this collection. It’s effortlessly elegant, it abounds with unexpected details, and it’s practical too! It offers the soft atmospheric lighting […]
fully customizable for the residents’ current and future needs, the project exemplifies the practice of adaptive design.
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The all-concrete building from the 1960s provided our primary source of inspiration when designing this headquarters for a Paris-based private equity firm.
The Second Studio (formerly The Midnight Charette) is an explicit podcast about design, architecture, and the everyday. Hosted by Architects David Lee and Marina Bourderonnet, it features different creative professionals in unscripted conversations that allow for thoughtful takes and personal discussions.
This is the residence of a family of five in Shunde. The couple are employees in the town. Their children have just reached adulthood. Although the children’s grandpa is old, he is in good spirits. The site is located in the center of the town. Surrounding buildings are also for residential use. This is a typical self-built housing block in the Pearl River Delta. The homestead is 8 meters wide and 10 meters deep, which is very similar to other homesteads within the block. The north and south sides are narrow alleys, and the west side is a narrow dead-end alley. Only the east side with better vision and lighting.
Paying homage to Collingwood’s industrial past, House of Fortune by Dean Dyson Architects, restores heritage while embracing innovation and social connection. Stepping into Dean Dyson’s studio, the clients described wistful reminiscing of Collingwood’s industrial past and shared childhood memories of neighbourly engagement and social connection. These stories inspired Dyson, as lead architect, to weave cherished memories into the very soul of the home. Stepping beyond functionality, the design incorporated “nostalgic feelings” through layout and material choices. The brief to Dean Dyson Architects centred upon values of family connection and adaptation.
this concept addresses the fact that by 2050, coffee as we know it may be threatened by environmental and social factors.
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Newlywed life is a process of accepting a person who has walked a different life path into your own internal world. The encounter with different values is both refreshing and fleetingly lonely, much like moments of poignant sadness amidst a wonderful adventure. Architecture sometimes captures this fleeting poignancy of a once-in-a-lifetime encounter.
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