Historic Fabric, Modern Framework: How 19th Century Architecture Is Shaping Adaptive Reuse Today
While the internet buzzes with Y2K nostalgia, architects are looking further into the past: in adapt ive reuse, the 19th century is all the rage.
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Samantha Frew
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The Netflix Effect: How Our Love of TV Has Changed Residential Design
TV has not just entertained us but redefined our living spaces, proving that comfort is king in the world of design.
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The Y2K Aesthetic: How (and Why) Early 2000s Style Is Returning to Our Spaces
From millennial mania comes a Gen-Z revival for the ages. The bold Y2K look is making a sophisticate d comeback that we are all here for.
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Cold Shadows: Explore 5 Thrilling Examples of Nordic Noir Architecture
Dramatic, icy Nordic landscapes provide the perfect backdrop for architecture that is rich in emotio n.
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Nālukettu, Ettukettu and Pathinarukettu: The Architectural Heritage of Kerala, India
Explore Kerala's rich culture through its traditional architecture, ancient philosophies and multi-g enerational living practices.
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The Chef’s Table Effect: How the Hit Netflix Show is Changing Restaurant Design
Chef’s table restaurants — where fine dining meets immersive theatre.
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Haiku Architecture: Poetic Simplicity Offers an Emotive Alternative to Minimalist Design
Like a haiku poem, these spaces open a world of profound emotion and meaningful imagery in a tightly constrained format.
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Smart and Stylish: 6 Innovative Home Products Deftly Designed for Modern Life
These innovative interior products help create adaptable spaces that cater to an ever-evolving lifes tyle.
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Building Boundaries: Counter-Surveillance Architecture in the Era of Smart Cities
The architects of tomorrow are set to tackle the privacy issues of today.
