Design & Architecture Contents Archive

Carbonado Residence 1 by 23DC Architects https://t.co/wFmUWvxK7J #decoration #architecture #home #interiordesign https://t.co/QVlNJvp9Fa

New York Greenhouse / Part Office + Cactus Store https://t.co/7nZtBPPNpo

Yes, there is more than one shade of white. https://t.co/zzTuXqidPJ

Below is a selection of trending styles in architectural photography that are redefining how we see design. https://t.co/2DgMvNeDsg

Three Pritzker Prize winners. Fixtures on the architectural journalism scene. Talented designers, engineers, and planners not afraid to work outside of their comfort zone; this is who we lost in 2021: https://t.co/2PoyzpWime

Question about a Spanish style house with a courtyard in the middle (question in first comment)

The Voyager Station aims to be the first commercial space hotel. https://t.co/qoohQDzY3C

In 2018, innovative fashion house Issey Miyake tapped Naoto Fukasawa Design to transform a 19th-century machiya into a gallery & retail space for its principal label. Now designer Tokujin Yoshioka has turned a nearby town house into a second Miyake store. https://t.co/XaYFiWT277

In a 2019 Q+A celebrating his @aianational Gold Medal, Richard Rogers told us he was happiest "at sunset in the Val d’Orcia [in Tuscany] with my family and friends looking at the view of Monte Amiata eating zucchini flowers." https://t.co/axUHBK3kKQ

Nested in the 14th-century Augustinian monastery’s gardens, the original building was swept away by a storm in the 1870s, leaving to this day only its foundations. Building on the latter, the architects revisit the structure. https://t.co/59sCYOORVn

In this week's Jobs Newsletter, we shine a spotlight on a Bay Area firm who provide architecture and sustainable design services to a range of institutional clients. Plus, explore fresh job opportunities from boutique studios to large integrated firms: https://t.co/9tcj7268yR https://t.co/YX0boXRaf8

"Hockney invites his viewers into private spaces, domestic environments, one-on-one relationships. The worlds he cultivates implies habitation at a very human scale." The new Hockney exhibition runs through August at the @walkerartcenter in Minneapolis. https://t.co/RKAJ4YVjyk

These days, weed stores look more like Park Avenue than a parking lot, thanks in part to firms like Ontario’s SevenPoint Interiors, which specializes in such designs. https://t.co/UbytzBZt6W

Two examples of modern embankment development. Which sample is better, from an aesthetic point of view, in your opinion?

A walled-in garden features in this multi-generational home by Apollo Architects & Associates: https://t.co/PrVoOE9gws https://t.co/PL0CFHOQ8J