Category: Facade Innovations

Case study: a port of Sydney

The Sydney Harbour project designed by Renzo Piano redefines the luxurious high-rise with its architectural precision and sustainability focus. Horiso worked with Guthrie Douglas to deliver over 7,500 customer -tensioning systems that were seamlessly integrated into the building's pioneering cavity. With the help of CR88 performance substances, the systems achieved optimal solar control and environmental… Continue reading Case study: a port of Sydney

Sky is the border in adapting the official Fuoriserie Maserati car

Luxury is about being unique, and of course the ultimate thrill is her own tailor -made luxury car than something that also have others. Adjustments have been seen in the vintage cars of the past, but luxury movements have achieved this aspect a comeback. Today, brands employ a separate department to meet the wishes of… Continue reading Sky is the border in adapting the official Fuoriserie Maserati car

Farm stand chic? Decorative trend washing in fruit and vegetable motifs

The interior designer and stylist Jonny Carmack has a “fruit room” in his house in Danbury, Connecticut. Colorful faux products produce every centimeter, from the cherry-shaped ceiling to a strawberry side table and a number of other juicy gemstones in decorative shapes. It is part of a trend: love for fresh fruit and vegetables appears… Continue reading Farm stand chic? Decorative trend washing in fruit and vegetable motifs

Photos: Construction walls that were removed from the facade “It is a small world” in Disneyland Park

After several months of the renovation, the construction walls around the facade of “It is a small world” in Disneyland Park were finally removed. “It is a small world” installation walls away The Disneyland version of “It's a Small World” was closed in January 2025 for some larger renovations than the usual removal of their… Continue reading Photos: Construction walls that were removed from the facade “It is a small world” in Disneyland Park

curved concrete roofs root atelier old architects museum in Chinese mountain shops

Atelier old architects completes the Sunner Museum in China Atelier old architects Wedges architecture in nature with the Sunner Museum, a striking landmark in the green foothills of Fujians Wuyi Mountains in China. The museum was developed for the Chinese Sunner Group and marked four decades of agricultural innovation and acts as a knowledge center… Continue reading curved concrete roofs root atelier old architects museum in Chinese mountain shops

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How human -centered design can help the work areas of companies

Listen to this article Darcie McConahha and Britney Hale Since companies examine the future of the hybrid work again and determine requirements for employees who return to the office in 2025, they are also with new questions about upgrading rooms or creating new ones, which set a new tone for corporate culture and morality. Architects,… Continue reading How human -centered design can help the work areas of companies

Jing in the international center, Beijing, China office building

Jing in the international center, Beijing, Chinese multifunctional office complex, north China architectural photo April 24, 2025 Design company: GMP · By Gerkan, Marg and Partners Architects Location: Beijing, People's Republic of China Photo © Marcus BreitPhotos © Creatar Images, GMP architect and Marcus wide Jing in the international center, China With the completion of… Continue reading Jing in the international center, Beijing, China office building