ODDO Architects looks to urban alleyways for TH+ House
Local studio ODDO Architects has extended TH+ House in Vietnam, organising a series of shared, flexible spaces around…
Albert Elm captures our world at its most absurd through a photographic autobiography
When Danish photographer Albert Elm was growing up, he moved around the country a lot, often having to…
The Best Shots From This Year’s Competition
Every year, we cover the dazzling array of images that have been submitted to travel blog Capture The…
Lee Ufan: ‘I try to bring together those things which are made and unmade’ – The Art Newspaper
Painter, sculptor, writer and philosopher Lee Ufan came to prominence in the late 1960s as a founding member…
the Happy Spot under the Light Rail / VIASCAPE design
© Shan Liang + 20 Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1041042/the-happy-spot-under-the-light-rail-viascape-design Area Area of this…
Melanie Gandyra believes you can’t protect what you don’t understand – so she’s making nature impossible to ignore
“I believe it is difficult to protect what you don’t understand. But if we don’t hurry up and…
Addison Copas doesn’t want “freedom” – he thrives under the limitations in his wordmarks and brand identities
Virginia-born graphic designer Addison Copas is fascinated by limitations. In art classes in school, he disliked the “unbridled…
A Palm Court-Inspired Workspace is an Oasis in London
Co-working spaces are designed with a range of options to meet different needs, from dedicated desks to conference…
85mm f/1.8 Beats f/1.4 for Most Photographers
The 85mm prime is the rare lens that almost every working portrait photographer owns, eventually. It is the…
Traditional townhouses inform interiors of Capella Kyoto hotel
The unique “rhythm and progression” of Japanese machiya townhouses helped Brewin Design Office devise the interiors of this…
Cecilia Vicuña: Minga for the Sea – Announcements
“We all love the sea, and this love is at the heart of its defense.” —Cecilia Vicuña Minga…
From Warehouse to Innovation Hub: Renovation, Reuse and Human-Centered Design for Lower Environmental Impact
© Adam Mørk Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1041085/from-warehouse-to-innovation-hub-renovation-reuse-and-human-centered-design-for-lower-environmental-impact What happens when you choose reuse…