For six centuries the site was where the Ottoman Empire built its ships. Now it sells shoes. OMA’s conversion of the Tersane-i Âmire into a department store rests on one …
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The unexpected ingredient at thecentere of this material is the same one that makes bread rise. A research team at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden has turned baker’s yeast …
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A house named Mazha, the Malayalam word for rain, sits in Mathilagam, a quiet coastal pocket of Thrissur where a nearby beach sets the pace of everyday life. From the …
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Seen from the orchard, the old barn at Brtev gives almost nothing away, standing as it always has on a low base of stone and pale brick, its dark weathered …
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The Urban Conga has completed A Cappella, a public art installation set into the new Jacksonville Riverfront Music Garden along the St. Johns River, drawing on 84 songs by more …
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From the street, Moai is a building wrapped in green, its existing structure sheathed in a perforated metal skin the color of deep foliage, the restaurant’s name set into an …
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Marc Fornes / THEVERYMANY has installed Moonrise, a permanent public structure at Wheland Foundry Trailhead in Chattanooga, commissioned by Public Art Chattanooga, and the studio is insistent on one point …
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In the pantry of this 2,100-square-foot office in Kolkata, aluminum dabbas of varying sizes are mounted across the wall above the counter, their stacked tiffin forms casting shadows on the …
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As contemporary kitchens prioritize seamless facades and touch-activated interiors, the hidden mechanics inside cabinets are now as vital to design as visible surfaces. Blum, the Austrian hardware manufacturer, has positioned …
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On thirty years of Dutch design, the seriousness of play, and why the most interesting word he has learned recently is brainrot The most interesting word Richard Hutten has learned recently …