US studio Graham Baba Architects used timber and board-formed concrete to create “warmth and depth” at the Westwood Golf clubhouse and driving range in an agricultural region. The project is part of a nine-hole golf course in… Read More »Golf clubhouse by Graham Baba nods to farm structures in rural Washington
A compelling new body of work from Hungarian artist Boldizar Senteski has arrived at StudioTwentySeven in New York City. The Erosion Collection, a triptych of handmade mirrors shaped by oxidation, corrosion, and the passage of… Read More »Boldizar Senteski Explores the Beauty of Decay in the Erosion Collection
An exclusive semi-rural enclave in California, Los Altos Hills is known for its dense woodlands, rolling hills, and stunning panoramic views. A short commute to Silicon Valley, it’s also a private haven for the tech… Read More »Hommeboys Interiors Brings Warmth to a Los Altos Hills Home
Dutch studio OMA has completed the Palais de Justice de Lille, a six-sided law court in northern France with a faceted facade lined with coloured glass. Located in Lille, the project was commissioned by the… Read More »OMA dresses faceted French courthouse in coloured glass
Significant parts of the 143-year-old Limoges Town Hall in France have been destroyed in an arson attack, as protests broke out across the country over the weekend. On 17th October, Limoges Town Hall was set… Read More »Historic town hall in Limoges set on fire during French protests
Japanese studio I IN drew on traditional Thai festivals, where thousands of paper lanterns are released into the sky, when creating the interior for the first Blue Bottle Coffee cafe in Bangkok. The interior of… Read More »Traditional Thai lanterns inform blue-and-gold Bangkok cafe interior