Cuaik CDS’ design of the Lampuga restaurant in Mexico City began with the renovation of an old house located in Polanco. Various elements related to tides, waves, and fishing were sought to be translated into fresh and cozy spaces.
Architects Fun Connection employ a variety of design techniques to create a vibrant commercial atmosphere in Bir Land, Hangzhou, China, offering a healing experience.
Located near Praça da Espanha, a bohemian spot in Curitiba, Brazil, the Apartment Ladrilho was designed to be the first home of one of Solo Arquitetos’ partners and his wife, making use of an array of materials to craft a calm atmosphere.
The international startup Jeff has chosen the creative team of El Departamento for the design of its new headquarters in Valencia Spain. A space capable of evolving with the company and adapting to its changing needs
Tsai Design transform an unusable space into illuminating features created a luxury and relaxing après-ski experience in Mount Buller,Australia.
SALONE DEL SALON have created two wedding dress boutiques in Zhengzhou, China, with an impressive and enchanting sense of ceremony, adding a romantic touch to the bridal gowns
The Orange Gallery, Beijing, designed by MEEM HOUSE presents a vibrant display of colour, soft lighting and sensitive finishes. The omnipresent bold orange is balanced by the subtle furnishings, and exposed roof frame
With breathtaking views of Howe Sound, PUBLIC Architecture’s Hood Point Residence is distinguished by its lush gardens, roof decks, and terraces gently descending to the Salish Sea in Vancouver, Canada
The commission for Riverside Cabin consisted basically of a shelter on the banks of the Calle-Calle river, in Valdivia, Región de Los Ríos, Chile, designed by by Arce & Westermeier Arquitectos. The cabin generates exchanges with the outside
Esja Architecture & Arkibygg Arkitektar present the Ring of Bjólfur, a ring-shaped viewing platform on the slopes of Mount Bjólfur, in Iceland. The platform overlooks Seydisfjordur, a narrow fjord with steep mountains in East Iceland.
Nearly 100 years after his move to Hollywood, Los Angeles, in 1928, the house where Howard Hughes lived when he produced his biggest movies, which was also used as a film location in The Aviator, has hit the market for $23 million.
