Photography by Alt Kat Photography COA Mimarlik have designed this 2 bedroom apartment for a newlywed couple that live in Istanbul, Turkey, Upon entering the apartment, you’re presented with the living and dining room on the left, and the kitchen on the right. Further down the hallway is the bathroom and both bedrooms. […]
Photography by Jesus Rodriguez ANA arquitectura have shared with us photos of their latest project, a rooftop terrace on the top of a building in Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic. The client asked the designers to create a refuge in the heart of the city that he and his family could relax in. […]
Photography by Jasper Sanidad Sometimes when designing a space you want to highlight an area or have a bit of fun with the design, and that’s what Studio O+A did when they were designing the San Francisco offices of Yelp. In this area of the office, they were inspired by Amsterdam’s Bloemenmarkt and the Dutch […]
Dubai Renaissance by OMA 2 explained as an original free CAD learning guide for students and beginners building a clean CAD practice routine.
LightHive, an installation by Alex Haw, is at the Architectural Association School of Architecture in London until 1 June. The installation consists of a constellation of over 1,000 suspended LEDs, arranged to recreate the position of every light source in the AA building. Each LED replicates the intensity, colour and direction of the real light
The post LightHive by Alex Haw appeared first on Dezeen.
NHow Hotel Milan by Matteo Thun 2 explained as an original free CAD learning guide for students and beginners building a clean CAD practice routine.
The Nhow Hotel in Via Tortona, Milan, was easily the most talked-about venue during last month’s furniture fair. Designed by Italian architect Matteo Thun, the hotel opened late last year and is a conversion of an old industrial building. A description from the architects and project data follows: — matteo thun & partners Nhow Hotel
The post NHow Hotel Milan by Matteo Thun appeared first on Dezeen.
Milan update: this installation by architect Kengo Kuma of a concept home based on traditional Japanese interiors was one of the talking points at Milan this year. Called Tsunagu – Japanese for “connect” – the design was shown at the Milan Triennale during the Salone del Mobile last month. It was commissioned by Japanese property
The post Tsunagu by Kengo Kuma appeared first on Dezeen.
This is a few months old, but never mind. Ab Rogers Design created this London store interior for Russian fashion brand Emperor Moth last autumn. Photos are by Morley von Sternberg. Below is a statement from Rogers about his design concept: — Emperor Moth is a new, fresh, dynamic, Russian fashion label designed by Katia
The post Emperor Moth by Ab Rogers Design appeared first on Dezeen.
Arne Quinze for Jaga 2 explained as an original free CAD learning guide for students and beginners building a clean CAD practice routine.
Copyright © 2026 | WordPress Theme by MH Themes
