Church Edit‘s new headquarters sits directly on the Los Angeles River in Frogtown, with access to the river bike path from the property. The roughly 3,000-square-foot space occupies a building that began as an industrial… Read More »Church Edit’s LA Headquarters Rethinks the Editing Studio
Most home renovations begin with a brief. However, this 1955 Paul Rudolph original, located in Delray Beach, Florida, began with a discovery. When Nina and Michael Marco of Casa de Marco Design purchased the former… Read More »A Paul Rudolph Original Is Rebuilt for Modern Coastal Living
Tropical Smoothie Cafe, also known as Tropical Smoothie, is a restaurant franchise in the United States. It operates more than 1,700 locations nationwide, and was acquired by Blackstone in 2024. A new logo and visual… Read More »Tropical Smoothie Cafe, by JKR
As the hospitality industry moves away from brand-standard “copy-paste” design, Cincinnati’s Fidelity Hotel embraces the shift with a site-responsive approach rooted in adaptive reuse. The 165-key hotel occupies the historic Gwynne Building, a Beaux-Arts landmark… Read More »Cincinnati’s Fidelity Hotel Gives a Beaux-Arts Landmark New Life
When Hannah Buechler was 13 years old, she spent hours in her mother’s garage, happily painting with her hands and making a mess. Even at this young age, she had already discovered her calling. “I… Read More »Hannah Buechler Finds Inspiration in Music, Fashion + Experimentation
Brooklyn-based art collective MSCHF has made a practice of turning familiar objects into something stranger, whether that means blowing a cartoonish red boot up to near-comical proportions or shrinking a handbag to microscopic scale. For… Read More »MSCHF Twists and Stretches Lexus Cars Into Surreal Sculptures