The façade pattern is derived from a Mandala, the Persian belief that intersection between circle and a square is the geometric manifestation of paradise. What makes this 12-story office tower iconic is its double skin exterior with LED backlights and innovative geometric architecture. This Tehran office building is a balance between cultural and contemporary identity.…
The façade pattern is derived from a Mandala, the Persian belief that intersection between circle and a square is the geometric manifestation of paradise. What makes this 12-story office tower iconic is its double skin exterior with LED backlights and innovative geometric architecture. This Tehran office building is a balance between cultural and contemporary identity.…
ALICE GARBARINI HURLEY | You’re the Executive Chef for Zuma Restaurants. Can you define Japanese robatayaki? Is this new? HAMISH BROWN | Robatayaki is definitely not new; it’s an incredibly old Japanese cooking technique that originated from fishermen of the northern coastal waters who would cook the fish directly on their boats with different charcoals.…
ALICE GARBARINI HURLEY | You’re the Executive Chef for Zuma Restaurants. Can you define Japanese robatayaki? Is this new? HAMISH BROWN | Robatayaki is definitely not new; it’s an incredibly old Japanese cooking technique that originated from fishermen of the northern coastal waters who would cook the fish directly on their boats with different charcoals.…
The famed architect and master of Catalan modernism, Antoni Gaudí, once noted, “Anything created by humans already is in the great book of nature.” Taking a page from the great master was Catalonian interior designer Noé Prades who used nature as a starting point for the renovation of a residential project in Barcelona. Located in…
The famed architect and master of Catalan modernism, Antoni Gaudí, once noted, “Anything created by humans already is in the great book of nature.” Taking a page from the great master was Catalonian interior designer Noé Prades who used nature as a starting point for the renovation of a residential project in Barcelona. Located in…
A playful take on the “Mona Lisa” by Larry Moss brings a touch of art to the soothing neutral-hued playroom; Serena & Lily beanbag chairs make for comfy reading spots. Living room sofa from Cobble Hill. The blue chairs are vintage Milo Baughman. A custom Murphy bed transforms the glassed-in office into a guest suite.…
A playful take on the “Mona Lisa” by Larry Moss brings a touch of art to the soothing neutral-hued playroom; Serena & Lily beanbag chairs make for comfy reading spots. Living room sofa from Cobble Hill. The blue chairs are vintage Milo Baughman. A custom Murphy bed transforms the glassed-in office into a guest suite.…
THE FAMILY ROOM cabinetry below Walton Ford’s gouache of a tiger contains the home’s A/V systems; FJ Hakimian’s carpet is 100 percent, easy-care wool; a faux zebra print covers the hassock; the lacquered, red table is from Holly Hunt. “We’re good listeners,” says Thomas A. Kligerman, the preternaturally modest architect and partner at New York-based…
THE FAMILY ROOM cabinetry below Walton Ford’s gouache of a tiger contains the home’s A/V systems; FJ Hakimian’s carpet is 100 percent, easy-care wool; a faux zebra print covers the hassock; the lacquered, red table is from Holly Hunt. “We’re good listeners,” says Thomas A. Kligerman, the preternaturally modest architect and partner at New York-based…
October 25 – 6:30-8:30 Material Experimentation November 15 – 6:30-8:30 Meet + Potatoes December 13 – 6:30-8:30 Finding New Forms January 24 6:30-8:30 Intelligent Minimalism February 21 6:30-8:30 Technologic As part of Detroit’s Month of Design, NEXT:SPACE +TOM GIBBS STUDIO introduced SHAPE: Defining Furniture in Michigan’s Design Legacy, an exhibition and design talk series exploring…
October 25 – 6:30-8:30 Material Experimentation November 15 – 6:30-8:30 Meet + Potatoes December 13 – 6:30-8:30 Finding New Forms January 24 6:30-8:30 Intelligent Minimalism February 21 6:30-8:30 Technologic As part of Detroit’s Month of Design, NEXT:SPACE +TOM GIBBS STUDIO introduced SHAPE: Defining Furniture in Michigan’s Design Legacy, an exhibition and design talk series exploring…
Maker Monday: Bonnie Saland
Fabric hangs in the Philomela studios during the multistep process that led to Philomela’s spring 2019 line, Indigo Calico. Join Andrew Joseph as he fearlessly dives into the minds of the industry’s…
The North America Copper in Architecture Awards Program
The North America Copper in Architecture (NACIA) awards program – established in 2008 by the Copper Development Association and the Canadian Copper & Brass Development Association – recognizes and promotes copper buildings…
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Art. What it expresses and how it’s expressed has changed radically over the decades and continues to spark heated debates. One of today’s most thought-provoking concepts is from Sébastien Courty, a Frenchman…
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Designer Friday: Hariri & Hariri Architecture
The façade pattern is derived from a Mandala, the Persian…
