A USB cable is a USB cable, right? Not quite. Turns out, some USB-C cables can be a little more ergonomic and a little more durable, with the right design. Sanwa Supply is showing off… Read More »This USB Cable Swivels and Tilts So It Won’t Break
Promotion: London-based architecture studio Cross Works has released architectural guidelines to accompany its masterplan for a major expansion of Tashkent in Uzbekistan. New Tashkent will see Uzbekistan‘s capital grow by 25,000 hectares, nearly doubling its population… Read More »Cross Works design guidance seeks to ensure unique identity for New Tashkent
In the rarefied air above Tokyo’s skyline, Aman’s first standalone branded residences seek to reconcile urban density with natural serenity, Japanese minimalism with global luxury, and intimate domestic spaces with hotel-grade amenities. In a collaboration… Read More »Yabu Pushelberg Sets New Standard for Aman Residences Tokyo
London studio Cooke Fawcett has expanded a Grade II-listed mill house in Hampshire with timber-clad additions that open the home up to its surroundings. Located along the River Test in a Site of Special Scientific… Read More »Cooke Fawcett adds timber-clad extensions to Hampshire mill house
Swedish firm Note Design Studio found unexpected applications for Tarkett flooring when overhauling the manufacturer’s Stockholm showroom, using it to clad everything from a kitchen to a sunken conversation pit. Unveiled as part of Stockholm… Read More »Flooring covers all available surfaces in Tarkett showroom by Note Design Studio
Tirana is becoming an unlikely hotspot for offbeat architecture as politicians court high-profile foreign architects to transform the Albanian capital into a “world city”. Starr Charles reports. “Tirana is changing so fast, so very, very… Read More »Why are so many unusual skyscrapers being built in Tirana?