Revamp of China Pedestrian Bridge into Art of Museum Beijing based architectural firm Atelier FCJZ has converted the former pedestrian bridge into a new art museum in the city of Jishou, the regional capital of Xiangxi, a minority autonomous zone. The architects’ aim for the project to make the art as much as accessible to […] More
Curvaceous Bamboo Design house in by Wallmakers, India A curvaceous bamboo element that makes this family residence authentic, calm, and distinguished in the busy city of Thiruvananthapuram, India. The residence was designed by Kerala-based architecture practice Wallmakers, who have devoted themselves to the cause of using mud and waste as the chief components, to make […] More
The Triangle Tower in Paris Herzog & de Meuron’s controversial, The Triangle Tower in Paris has been approved by the Administrative Court of Paris, released in a press statement on May 6, 2019. The 41-story tower, located in the Porte de Versailles site in Paris 15TH arrondissement, was a speculative project since it was revealed […] More
Alliance Theatre in Atlanta New Orleans-based Trahan Architects have wrapped the interior of Alliance Theatre in Atlanta, in steam-bent oak. Working with FARO and fabricators CW Keller, the team was inspired by the style of furniture and design artist Matthias Pliessing. Led by founder Victor F. “Trey” Trahan and partner Leigh Breslau, the renovation has […] More
Orient Bell Fusion Tile Series With growing customized demand for tiles due to better tile knowledge among customers, Orient Bell Limited, one of the largest manufacturers of ceramic, wall, floor, and vitrified tiles have come out with Fusion tile series that creates an extraordinary variety of visual sensations to satisfy even the most exclusive requirements […] More
Sunflower inspired residential tower by ODD Architects ODD Architects have designed a residential skyscraper inspired by sunflowers for Ecuador. Taking cues from the rhythmic formations of the plant’s seeds and petals, the tower is a direct response to the increasing urbanization of Quito. Aiming to address development patterns that threaten the natural landscape and its […] More
Green deal for no glass skyscrapers in Newyork Newyork mayor Bill de Blasio plans to ban the construction of glass and steel skyscrapers in a major bid to tackle the climate change crisis. The architecture industry has already made moves to address the issue of global warming – a number of firms building high-rises in New York […] More
Luxury art deco theme house in Miami by Celline Demole, Dome Project Interiors Dome Project Interiors and high-end jewelry hardware brand PullCast have given an art deco theme to their latest project in Miami. Founded in 2005 in Switzerland by Celline Demole, Dome Project Interiors was born from an intense passion to turn interiors and […] More
Interior trends and ideas for 2019 by Designer Alena Capra Designer Alena Capra shares interior trends and ideas for 2019 and also throws light on her upcoming projects. With more than 16 years of experience as an interior designer, she is also accredited through the National Kitchen and Bath Association, as a Certified Master Kitchen […] More
Architectural competition for Notre-Dame to design a replacement spire France is coming up with an architectural competition to design a replacement spire for Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris after the old one collapsed during the fire. French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe announced the news to media, reported the BBC. He said that, instead of simply recreating the original spire, they want a new design […] More
Mercure Almaty Hotel by CaberlonCaroppi Architects Chiara Caberlon and Ermanno Caroppi of CaberlonCaroppi, have designed The Mercure Almaty Hotel keeping in mind the latest trends without losing sight of the comfort scenario. It starts from the location, from the place, and from the city, to get to know the genius loci of each structure, to […] More
Coverings celebrate 30 years Coverings celebrate three decades of success standing testament to the amazing growth of tile and the stone industry. Coverings, the largest international tile & stone show in North America, will feature a wide range of interactive onsite experiences, including expanded favorites like the Installation & Design Experience and new activations in […] More
