Materiality is everything. The way things feel, perform, and react loom large in our world as tactile animals beholden to the plethora of sensory experiences around us. Also innate is an inclination to push the… Read More »“Layered Nature” by nendo for ALPI Extends Visions of Veneer
If you’ve ever shopped for dining chairs, you know it’s a bit of a Goldilocks moment. Finding something that feels comfortable and timeless—the elusive ‘just right’ chair—can be surprisingly difficult in a category that spans… Read More »The Éter Chair Offers A Softened Take on a Danish Classic
In cities around the world, transit centers co-exist alongside commercial towers built to serve thousands of workers and commuters each day, most of whom pay little attention to the elements that make these environments unique.… Read More »5TRACKS Mixed-Use Hub Enlivens a Neighborhood in the Netherlands
Berlin-based, Danish architect Sigurd Larsen always looks to counterbalance the uniformity of ever-pervasive modernism with vernacularity: the climate, history, and material culture of a specific location. For him, the relationship between the constructed environment and… Read More »The Meraki Studios Emerges from the Olive Grove Hills of Southern Crete
Water’s unique properties make it different from every substance on our planet – a precious, life-giving substance, filling gurgling streams, underwater lakes, and our own blood vessels. Not satisfied with sustaining us and everything we… Read More »Sandscape Lighting by Studio Haran Breathes Water Into Wood
Encino Home sits on the north slope of the Santa Monica Mountains, in a part of the San Fernando Valley where mid-century architects – Quincy Jones, Richard Dorman, Martin Gelber – built post-and-beam houses among… Read More »Lidan Sfadia’s Encino Home Is Built on Restraint + Rounded Marble