Architecture studio Bureau de Change has revamped a Victorian house in Fulham, London, adding an extension with angular brick cladding that has “a sense of movement”. Named W House, the three-storey semi-detached residence has been… Read More »Bureau de Change adds yellow-brick extension to W House in London
Japanese architect Tadao Ando has unveiled the design for an art museum in Dubai, which will be housed in a rounded, twisting building overlooking the emirate’s natural saltwater creek. Renders of the five-storey Dubai Museum of… Read More »Tadao Ando unveils twisting design for Dubai Museum of Art
Berlin-based studio Kéré Architecture has unveiled plans for an art and photography museum in Germany, which will feature an 80-metre-long rammed-earth wall and a timber pergola. Set to be located in Plüschow, a village in… Read More »Timber museum to be Kéré Architecture’s first cultural project in Germany
Italian studio Carlo Ratti Associati has collaborated with furniture fair Salone del Mobile to design a cross-laminated timber Alpine bivouac, which will be exhibited at the 2026 Winter Olympics. The bivouac will be unveiled as a pavilion… Read More »Carlo Ratti Associati designs Alpine bivouac for Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games
Swathes of glass and steel make up the sinuous exterior of the new Gare de Mons station in Belgium, which has been designed by Swiss-Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. Located along the international Paris to Brussels… Read More »Santiago Calatrava arranges Belgian station around “monumental bridge”
Designer Luke Edward Hall used antique and custom-made furniture, trompe l’oeuil marble and hessian wallpaper to make visitors “feel very at home” at the Deux Gares Express restaurant in Paris. Located next to the Les… Read More »Luke Edward Hall blends British and French interior design at Deux Gares Express