New York City has become the first city in the US to charge a toll for vehicles entering the city during peak traffic areas in an attempt to reduce congestion, pollution and to provide funds… Read More »New York first US city to implement traffic-congestion pricing
American firms Dig Studio and Lake Flato have restored and expanded Scottsdale Civic Plaza in Arizona, adding a series of pavilions and responding directly to existing buildings flanking the outdoor space. Dig Studio carried out… Read More »Dig Studio and Lake Flato revamp Scottsdale Civic Plaza for “increasingly warming world”
Perched atop a bluff with sweeping views of Gardiners Bay, a new project on Long Island’s East End reimagines modern living in the Hamptons. Frame House, designed by Worrell Yeung, defies local design conventions by… Read More »An East Hampton Home Inspired by a Glass House Pavilion
New York-based design group Colony is righting the wrongs in the independent design world – a cooperative movement designed to work for the designer, not just with them. In an age of increasingly tight margins… Read More »Colony Presents Experimental Yet Ancestral Lighting by Kawabi
Ever accidentally taken your watch into the sauna? The end result of doing so may be a relaxed body, but that relaxation will almost certainly be undone when you realize you now have a completely… Read More »Casio’s Newest Watch Is Purposefully Built for the Sauna
Bathrooms are no longer just functional pitstops in the home – they’re spaces where we recharge, refresh, and truly relax. Like mini-spas, bathrooms have evolved into wellness retreats, which is precisely the vision Spanish company… Read More »Your Bathroom Is Now a Wellness Retreat Thanks to the Oasis Collection