Between metals, fibres and ceramic compounds, the production of the Korean designer is a homage to his country’s craft tradition and the practice of resilience ...

Sulla costa orientale dell’Irlanda, l’interior designer Róisín Lafferty, con Dublin Design Studio, firma il restauro e ...

Tra le ristrutturazioni recenti degli storici hutong di Beijing ci sono quattro isolati nel quartiere di Tianqiao. Firmati da ...

As a trained designer and as someone living in an increasingly designed environment, it is interesting to observe how many design solutions are not based on unique design decisions, but derive from ...

For years, the Dominique Perrault Architecture studio has used metal mesh to create vibrant surfaces. Now, a book collects more than 50 of these works in a narrative that highlights the qualities and ...

From the ancient Roman fora to the great Baroque and Umbertine piazzas, the urban fabric of Rome has always turned around a system of voids. Long neglected or done up in too hasty a fashion – often on ...

A former rustic outbuilding of the Cocchi distillery in Reggio Emilia is reborn as a residence. SBAR Studio’s intervention marries memory and sustainability, adapting the 18th-century building without ...

Numbers.“Six hundred and forty… two hundred and thirty-one… a hundred… ninety-one… one thousand and three!” This is the sequence that unfolds between the ...

A case of conscious urban reactivation, the Kuwait City souk is a Pace Architecture Engineering + Planning project. Respectful of the cultural heritage The subject of a first major redevelopment ...

A metalinguistic operation that has chosen to focus in particular on the theme of the ceramics produced in the palace after the great crisis of the İznik potteries. The project of adaptation as a ...

The pictures by Armin Linke and the essay by Srdjan Jovanovic Weiss revisit the urban plan by Kenzo Tange for the Macedonian capital. edited by Fabrizio GallantiSrdjan Jovanovic WeissArchitecture ...

April 2024. Renzo Piano tells the story of how in 1969 the French engineer Robert Le Ricolais advised Louis Kahn – in difficulty over the design of a roof – to ask ‘that young foreigner, the Italian’.