Like champagne itself, the revitalized Maison Ruinart in Reims, France emanates a sense of lightness and effervescence. After two years of meticulous restoration, this historic address, deeply rooted in the winemaking tradition of Champagne, has… Read More »Japanese Architecture Meets Champagne Tradition at Maison Ruinart
Dezeen Showroom: Belgian flooring brand Modulyss has listed a number of its carpet tiles on Dezeen Showroom, including a collection that has enhanced sustainable features. The brand’s Plus collection carpet tiles are backed with a material containing… Read More »Carpet tiles by Modulyss feature on Dezeen Showroom
Super Logo Design, edited by Taki Ono, is a two-volume set of paperbacks published in 2001 and 2002 by Graphic-sha in Japan. These spreads are from volume two, available to digitally borrow on archive.org. It… Read More »Super Logo Design
British architect Asif Khan has completed a ribbon-like bridge over Canada Dock in south London, which acts as a “connector” to the area’s timber trade history amid its radical transformation. Designed to be a focal… Read More »Asif Khan adds sinuous public boardwalk to south London’s Canada Dock
Creative studio The Great Exhibition has created a permanent, fully functioning rollercoaster in its office in Stockholm. Named The Frontal Lobe, the 60-metre-long rollercoaster winds through the seating areas, kitchen and bar on the ground… Read More »The Great Exhibition adds “world’s first office rollercoaster” to its Stockholm studio
Conservation group Twentieth Century Society has selected 10 UK buildings turning 30 to launch Coming of Age, a campaign drawing attention to the architecture it believes should be granted listed status. Launching today on the 30th… Read More »Ten “outstanding British buildings” that are now eligible for heritage listing