Students from London’s Architectural Association have used timber battens and foraged waste wood to build a demountable forest pavilion called Field Station. Located within the school’s satellite campus, the 4046-square-metre Hooke Park forest, the pavilion is… Read More »Architectural Association students use foraged wood to build “open-air laboratory”
Our latest lookbook explores homes where flooring details and materials help to create the impression that a living space extends out beyond a house’s exterior walls. A range of different techniques can be used to… Read More »Ten homes where flooring enhances the connection between indoors and outdoors
Amsterdam studio Woonpioniers has used natural materials and prefabricated elements throughout the Sprout Ruben & Marjolein house, which includes an open, greenhouse-like volume. Built as a prototype for the studio’s Sprout concept, the Netherlands home… Read More »Timber structure defines compact bio-based home in the Netherlands
Canadian studio Reflect Architecture has renovated a home in Toronto for a new generation of the same family, while incorporating an extensive art collection. North Drive House was the childhood home of one of the… Read More »Reflect Architecture balances “contemporary art with family life” in Toronto house
New York design studio Post Company has revived a historic hotel in Carmel-by-the-Sea, California, drawing on the building’s illustrious past and recent acclaim to inform its interiors. The 75-key La Playa Hotel is situated a… Read More »Post Company restores hotel known as birthplace of Apple’s Macintosh computer
Mushroom columns made of latticed steel support the large canopy above the Metropolitan Station in Lublin, Poland, completed by architecture studio Tremend. The bus and rail hub is located alongside Lublin’s 19th-century Central Railway Station… Read More »Latticed-steel columns frame Lublin transport hub by Tremend