Peab is a leading Nordic civil engineering and construction company. The team is planning to construct a transparent ship home in Stokmarknes Northern Norway, which is proposed to be one of the biggest artifact museums. On June 16, 1999 the old ship MS Finnmark landed at the Hurtigruten Museum in Stokmarknes. Peab has been commissioned […] More
Zaha Hadid Architects gain victory over the pair of London skyscrapers Zaha Hadid Architects ‘Vauxhall Cross Island, which was affected by too many controversies at the initial planning stage, has now achieved approval in south London. The local council board this week approved the design for the 53 and 42 story tower attached by a […] More
Easy Ideas for Small Living Rooms The living room is the center of attraction of the house as well as creating the first impression for a guest. Making your living room more engaging and attractive is important. It doesn’t matter what the size of your living room is, we have some interesting ideas to jazz […] More
More than 260,000 homes are been planned to be built in ample space above train tracks, tube lines and the overground network in London according to engineering firm WPS’s Out of Thin Air Annual report. WSP who has been providing the engineering expertise for Renzo Piano’s Shard and the London bridge measured the amount of […] More
These days, virtual reality seems to be a prominent keyword in several industries. This technological advancement is capturing the imagination of tech society and architects alike, but does VR really have a future in architecture? Gadgets such as head-mounted displays, data gloves, virtual reality controllers, and motion trackers are all promising to become as commonly used as smartphones. […] More
The government of Moscow has begun developing an existing district in the city to test nearly 30 new ‘smart’ technologies for urban development. Home to over 8,000 people, the district is testing ideas on smart lighting, smart waste management, and smart heating. The city intends to evaluate what impact technologies bring to residents and adjust its […] More
Studio Fukas has won the competition to design a new Gelendzhik Airport in Gelendzhik Russia, Gelendzhik is aimed to be the most well known Resort city in Black Sea coast. Featuring on the amount of space, natural light, experience the airport was also made to respect morality and characteristic values. The structure features a large, white […] More
Here are some cool home design tips by Arjun Rathi Studio Arjun Rathi Design is a multidisciplinary studio working across Architecture and Industrial Design. A vertical in the studio caters to designing and building Lighting and Furniture. Working at both ends of the design spectrum, from single pieces made together with craftsmen to mass-produced objects […] More
Designers infuse the rich culture of the region to create a stylised fine dine experience. West Bengal’s famed Taj Bengal Kolkata reveals its highly-stylized new fine dining restaurant, Cal 27 and further elevates the luxury experience for guests and diners. Studio HBA was tapped to orchestrate a space that infuses the distinctive cultural elements of […] More
1 What is the best way to make tiny bathrooms bigger? The layout! To understand and design the layout in a manner that the dry area accommodates more space than the wet area does. In the case of powder bathrooms, this notion is eliminated altogether and there one can use interesting tiles, big mirrors, and […] More
White Granite Kitchen styling countertops are becoming popular in the current designing industry segment with its growing popularity and demand amongst the house owners. When you look for neutral and toned kind of design in your kitchen space variation is the one form of the thing you are really invaded by. The designers are always […] More
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