Super Soakers: 9 Out-Of-The-Ordinary Tubs for Updating a Residential Bath
The modernist egg, the minimalist rectangle and the classic clawfoot are all beautiful freestanding- tub options to anchor a residential bathroom.
Architectural case studies and material exemplars to spark your creativity and inspire your next project.
The modernist egg, the minimalist rectangle and the classic clawfoot are all beautiful freestanding- tub options to anchor a residential bathroom.
Mirrors have had a place as a building material for a long while, from the Hall of Mirrors in Versai lles to the John Hancock Tower in Boston. Speaking to the later example, the glassy material is especially popular as glazing on windows and other external walls, as a rather attractive skin. Its characteristics – luminance,…
Architects use brise-soleil as solutions to overheating in many hot climates with long days of direc t sunlight.
Considering environmentally friendly design and numerous benefits of the earthship, a 100-percent-su stainable housing form.
Enrique Norten's architecture aims to completely blur the boundaries between public and private real ms.
Large-scale projects and masterplans are reshaping urban morphology. What do these redevelopments lo ok like at the scale of architecture?
Known to some as the Banksy of India, street artist Daku (Hindi for “bandit”) has often taken a crit ical stance on controversial contemporary issues with his work. His latest text-based installation, titled Time Changes Everything, prompts reflection rather than agitation. Mounted perpendicularly to the façade of a white building in Delhi’s Lodhi Colony, letters cast…
For product design to move forward, sometimes it has to look backward. That’s the logic Italian ligh ting brand Karman applied to its latest collection, which references historical, traditional and archetypal objects and ornament with modern twists. NotreDame NotreDame is named for the famous cathedral for good reason: Its lace-doily pattern, rendered in resin and marble…
It is said that great art should provoke fierce responses, both positive and negative. By this crite ria, few architects would have a stronger claim to greatness than Antoni Gaudí (1852–1926), the idiosyncratic Catalan master known widely as “God’s architect.” His best-known work, the still-incomplete cathedral La Sagrada Familia, was described by the modernist architect Louis…