Red brickwork and perforated metal panels bring an industrial feel to this compact infill home in Dublin, which has been completed by Irish architecture studio Gró Works. Located on Dublin’s southern perimeter, the home by… Read More »“Robust and utilitarian” materials define infill home in Dublin by Gró Works
The 10 regions that will make up the Neom mega project in the northwest of Saudi Arabia have now been announced, including an “upside-down skyscraper” and mirrored linear city The Line. Here we look at… Read More »All 10 regions that will make up Neom now revealed
Designers from ten high-profile companies have joined forces to help improve access to clean water and sanitation across the globe as part of the Design for Good consortium. CEO Fazilat Damani shares five of the… Read More »Make-your-own-toilet kit among five standout projects from Design for Good
A pared-back palette of raw materials creates a calm backdrop for PSLab‘s lighting products inside the brand’s Berlin workshop and showroom space, designed in collaboration with Belgian firm B-bis architecten. The newly opened studio occupies… Read More »PSLab’s monochromatic Berlin showroom is a “sacred place for light”
Subtle nods to traditional Chinese architecture can be found throughout this restaurant in California, designed by LA-based Jialun Xiong. Sichuan Impression‘s third outpost, located in Alhambra, occupies a 2,000-square-foot (186-square-metre) space that “takes an elegantly… Read More »Jialun Xiong highlights “intricacies and textures” at Sichuanese restaurant in LA
Danish studios EFFEKT and CF Møller Architects have completed the Svendborg International Maritime Academy in Denmark, using an exposed concrete frame to echo its industrial surrounds. Overlooking the harbour in the North Quay of the… Read More »Exposed concrete frame creates “resilient” spaces for maritime academy in Denmark