London’s Victoria and Albert Museum has launched its Tropical Modernism exhibition, which highlights the architectural movement’s evolution from colonial import to a “tool of nation building”. According to the Victoria & Albert Museum (V&A), the… Read More »V&A’s Tropical Modernism exhibition explores “the politics behind the concrete”
Promotion: Spanish company Cupa Pizarras has developed Cupaclad, a facade cladding system made from slate that aims to provide a sustainable alternative to conventional exterior finishes. The Cupaclad system was created by Cupa Pizarras to… Read More »Cupa Pizarras creates facade cladding system made from natural slate
Interiors practice Sundholm Studio has refreshed the 30-year-old Nanas restaurant in Durham, North Carolina, with strong colours, bespoke timber joinery and metalwork. Previously named Nana’s, the restaurant was renamed Nanas, in tribute to “not one nana,… Read More »Sundholm Studio revamps Nanas restaurant to capture “spirit of grandmothers”
British designer Max Lamb and South Korean designer Jay Sae Jung Oh have exhibited sculptural furniture made with recycled materials at New York gallery Salon 94 Design. Both designers showed works across two separate exhibitions… Read More »Max Lamb and Jay Sae Jung Oh present reused-waste furniture in New York
Mexican architecture practice FMT Estudio has renovated and extended a 1980s house adding clean white facades accented by wooden and wrought iron details in Mérida on the Yucatán peninsula. Completed in April 2023, La Posmoderna… Read More »FMT Estudio expands 1980s Mexican house to merge “architecture and life”
Knocking down walls and fully renovating an office has its appeal (you have full creative freedom when you build from the ground up) but sometimes, working with given parameters can inspire new approaches. That was… Read More »Color Blocking Defines This Gaming Office’s Long Floor Plan