Raw blocks of grey basalt stone bring tactility to this minimalist home extension in London, designed by local architecture studio EBBA. Aptly named Basalt House, the project involved the addition of both a rear and… Read More »EBBA extends London home with basalt blocks offering “tactile richness”
To mark the beginning of harvest festival season in many parts of the world, we’ve rounded up nine examples of residential architecture that prioritise food production. Photo by Hong Seokgyu Pojeon House, South Korea, by Sukchulmok and… Read More »Nine homes designed around growing food for a good life
Architect and designer Tanuvi Hegde has created a chair that aims to help reduce stress by inviting users to play with a metal ball built into its wooden frame. Developed during her studies on the… Read More »Tanuvi Hegde designs Reflect chair to encourage fidgeting
New York studio Rockwell Group has unveiled interiors for a steakhouse inside a newly renovated office building on Park Avenue, featuring sumptuous red walls and strong geometry. The restaurant is named La Tête d’Or after… Read More »Rockwell Group designs art deco-influenced Manhattan restaurant
Oak joinery and white surfaces run throughout the interior of Heartwood, an end-of-terrace house in London renovated by local architecture studio Knox Bhavan. Located within the Colville Conservation Area in Notting Hill, the four-storey home… Read More »Knox Bhavan completes “elegant and refined” overhaul of Notting Hill home
As Islam holds on to its title as the world’s fastest-growing religion, architects are increasingly reimagining what a Muslim place of worship can look like. Here, we’ve rounded up eight examples of avant-garde mosques from… Read More »Eight modern mosques that offer a contemporary take on Islamic architecture