He’s the architectural mastermind behind some of the most identifiable buildings across the globe, including the Louvre, John F. Kennedy Library, National Gallery East Building, and Bank of China in Hong Kong, known for incorporating… Read More »M+ x CASETiFY Adds the Architectural Motifs of I. M. Pei to Your Tech Devices
Arguably a universal fact: flowers never fail to elicit joy. Danish floral designer and artist Thilde Maria Haukohl Kristensen can attest to this truth. As founder and creative director of her studio Poppykalas, she communes… Read More »Poppykalas Brings Her Gardens Inside Your Home With New Rugs
This week marks Design Milk’s 18th Anniversary and we couldn’t let it go by without expressing how grateful we are to everyone who reads, follows, and shares our content! We would not be here without… Read More »Happy 18th Anniversary, Design Milk!
Perforated screens of white marble filter light and air into the Third Space learning and cultural centre in Udaipur, India, which has been completed by architecture practice Studio Saar. Created for non-profit organisation Dharohar, the… Read More »Studio Saar wraps cultural centre with perforated marble screens
Ghanaian studio Limbo Accra has created the Duho Pavilion within the grounds of a ruined hotel on Grand Cayman in the Cayman Islands. Designed in collaboration with landscape architect Malthe Mørck Clausen, the permanent installation… Read More »Limbo Accra opens up abandoned Cayman Islands hotel with aluminium-pole sculpture garden
Rammed earth is often celebrated as a low-carbon method of constructing buildings, but some experts are beginning to cast doubt on its sustainability credentials. Amy Peacock reports. “People are using rammed earth to sell something… Read More »Cement-based rammed earth “not much better than concrete”