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Art Deco is one of the easiest recognizable architectural styles. The style is known for its elegant symmetry and geometric motifs and decorates skyscrapers, shop fronts and residential buildings across the country. And this year the fan favorite style becomes a hundred. The style was created by France Before they spread worldwide in the second… Continue reading To know everything about the design

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, 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

Updating your veranda is the easiest way to give your house a revision without carrying out a complete renovation. Veranda is the first thing people see when they come home to them, and it is the stage whether their house lives in 2025 or 2005. While some Veranda decor is reliably classic outdoors, think of… Continue reading 7 Veranda -Detekor trends that reduce their curbs

Project description of Jan Žaloudek architect Modern house in a baroque gardenThe house Oskar designed by the architect Jan Žaloudek was built in a spacious garden, which originally belonged to the neighboring castle in the southern Bohemian village of Kamenná Lhota. The remarkable genius loci of the location is enriched by the remains of a… Continue reading Modern house in a baroque garden. Haus Oskar by Jan Žaloudek Architect

By creating a beautiful gallery wall, you can exhibit your favorite photos, works of art, travel souvenirs and collectibles at a point where you can see and appreciate you every day and add a completely personalized element to your room. But while the concept of an art gallery is timeless, the implementation increases an experienced… Continue reading Do gallery walls lose their appeal? Not if it is done correctly

© Free Will Photography + 25 shareshare Facebook Twitter post Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1029259/masonprince-flagship-store-tomo-design © Free Will Photography Text description provided by the architects. The design of Masonprince Shenzhen puts itself on the structural beauty of contemporary architecture and sees a sudden “ignition” of the dormant energy and blurs the boundaries between retro sports and… Continue reading Masonprince Flagship Store / Tomo Design

For many industries that range from computer-generated images from Hollywood to product design, 3D modeling tools often use text or image requests to determine different aspects of visual appearance such as color and shape. As much as this makes sense as the first point of contact, these systems are still limited due to their neglect… Continue reading 3D modeling you can feel | With news

Bali. The name alone conjures up pictures of green rice poddies, old temples and a spiritual calm that feels almost mythical, perhaps even a touch that is covered in travel brochures. However, the grasping of this difficult to grasp in architecture, especially for hotels, remains a profound challenge. Too often concrete structures like separate objects… Continue reading Sustainably luxurious Bali Hotel uses destroyed pistachio shells instead of concrete