FEATURED Unique and strong contrasts11/28/2017The “rr55” residential complex in Tyrol boasts an exciting façade thanks to the use of Rieder’s fiberglass concrete “vintage” panels.
ARCHITECTURE Conversion with a fine touch11/25/2017Rar Studio has in Lisbon completely redefined an apartment in the Terraços de Bragança.
ARCHITECTURE A loft in Tribeca11/23/2017New York City-based “OA” architects have transformed two Manhattan apartments into a cleverly structured loft spanning an entire floor.
FEATURED Perfect transitions11/21/2017The Musiktheater in Linz is an architectural delight with its precise details, including door hinges by Simonswerk.
FEATURED Luxury elevator to lake views11/20/2017At Bürgenstock Hotel near Lucerne, elevators by Schindler convey guests upwards in style.
ARCHITECTURE How do you build good homes for everybody?11/18/2017Berlin-based architects Kuehn Malvezzi are presenting compelling alternatives to the boring mainstream of conservative residential construction – with not one, but three projects.
STYLEPARK ZUMTOBEL Indoor streets and light bridges11/18/2017What kind of rooms do you need in order to show artworks that are usually at home on the streets? We spoke to Lars Krückeberg, Wolfram Putz and Thomas Willemeit of Graft Architects about their design for the “Urban Nation” Street Art Museum in Berlin.
ARCHITECTURE A sense for details11/18/2017Stylepark and Architect@Work in Düsseldorf invite you to attend the “A@W Lectures.” Renowned architects will be providing insights into their work and presenting current projects and topics.
FEATURED The future of work11/14/2017In the Learning and Innovation Center in Munich Steelcase has developed working environments aimed at increasing employee productivity.
ARCHITECTURE Undercover conservation11/11/2017Kate Darby and David Connor have converted the ruins of an old cottage into a guesthouse and studio in an intriguing way.
ARCHITECTURE A threatened species11/8/2017Deutsches Architekturmuseum (DAM) in Frankfurt is focusing on one of the most important architectural currents of the 2nd half of the 20th century: Brutalism. The museum is consciously championing the preservation of Brutalist buildings, as these are increasingly under threat.
FEATURED Rational Openness11/7/2017Furniture by Arper creates a cozy atmosphere in Össur’s European headquarters.
FEATURED A monument to the birch tree11/6/2017Snøhetta and White Arkitekter have spruced up the “Väven” cultural center in Umeå using Terra Tones ceramic tiles by Mosa.
ARCHITECTURE OMA on behalf of the state11/5/2017Architecture company OMA has significantly converted an existing ministry building to render it fit for a new purpose.
ARCHITECTURE Raw and unadulterated11/2/2017The restaurant “Ernst” in Berlin’s Wedding district unites the excellent cuisine of Dylan Watson-Brawn with the extraordinary architecture of Gonzalez Haase to create a very special experience.
FEATURED Porcelain Avengers10/31/2017Villeroy & Boch’s sanitary ceramics emphasize the clear-cut look of city hotel “Radisson Red” in Brussels.
FEATURED Villa Incognito10/30/2017Architecture studio Joep Mollink has clad a building in Haarlem in the Netherlands with Petersen Tegl’s new brick product – the “Petersen Cover”.
ARCHITECTURE Brick shrine for a fashion god10/29/2017The new Musée Yves Saint Laurent in Marrakesh is the expression of the designer’s life-long love of North Africa.
ARCHITECTURE Elevated 10/26/2017Architecture studio Delordinaire has built a slender, modern chalet in a Canadian skiing area.
FEATURED A concrete treasure chest10/23/2017South Tyrol’s greatest treasures are hidden behind the dark-gray façade made from “Fibre C” glass-fiber-reinforced concrete elements by Rieder.
ARCHITECTURE Memories of tropical Modernism10/22/2017Architecture offices Bernardi Peschard and Blancas Moran have designed a villa in Mexico City that is firmly in the tradition of Latin American mid-century architecture.
ARCHITECTURE Gonzalez Haase to live in 10/18/2017Architects Judith Haase and Pierre Jorge Gonzalez made a name for themselves with their spectacular shops for Balenciaga, Murkudis and the KaDeWe Group. They have now just completed their first residential home.
FEATURED A house inside a house10/17/2017In Berlin’s Hotel Michelberger architect Sigurd Larsen used Simonswerk hinging technology to create a living cube in two of the rooms.
FEATURED The right place for everyone10/16/2017Steelcase and Microsoft have developed five “Creative Spaces” that combine space and technology to enable the users to work more creatively.
ARCHITECTURE The end of the school corridor10/14/2017NL Architects have designed a kindergarten and primary school complex in Knokke in Belgium that certainly stands the usual school hierarchy on its head.
ARCHITECTURE Embrace it!10/13/2017Architect Bruno Dias has created a remarkable courtyard in the small Portuguese town of Ansião, effortlessly combining intimacy and stringency.
FEATURED Gems beneath your feet10/10/2017For the creative design of the underground railway stations along the new “Wehrhahn” line, architecture firm Netzwerkarchitekten are making use of individually manufactured ceiling systems from Lindner.
ARCHITECTURE The jewel in the crown of Lego City10/7/2017I was made for buildin’ you baby... The architects at BIG have found their ideal construction task: a giant Lego house.
FEATURED Get to the top sparingly10/2/2017The heights of the “AquaTurm” design hotel in Radolfzell can be effortlessly scaled by Schindler elevator.
ARCHITECTURE An office for now and then9/26/2017The architecture studio “Von M” has transformed a spacious apartment in Munich’s Glockenbach district into an open-plan studio.
FEATURED Enjoying the inclement English weather – behind glass9/25/2017Thanks to the Solarlux balcony glazing the “Prom Apartments New Brighton” can withstand the stormy weather on Great Britain’s coast.
ARCHITECTURE When the coworking space grows up9/20/2017With their “New Work Project,” the interior design studio The New Design Object has created an elegant co-working space in New York City.
FEATURED Back to the future9/18/2017The historic building of the “West-Brabants Archief” in the Dutch town of Bergen op Zoom has been brought up to the latest standard with Gira.
ARCHITECTURE Hyperspace9/15/2017The Heatherwick Studio has carved out the inside of an old grain silo to create an Expressionist sculpture that doubles up as the new “Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa” in Cape Town.
FEATURED Barefoot on oak9/12/2017Dinesen HeartOak floor planks create a cozy atmosphere in a holiday home on the island of Funen.