Category: Facade Innovations

Malik Architecture completes J-House in Mumbai As Mumbai The district of Khar continues to dwindle quickly, whereby the houses with a low risk for high-rise buildings, and the J-House tests by Malik Architecture try to bring life into harmony with the spatial and climatic adaptability of the colloquial language architecture. With the high towering Reside… Continue reading Verandahs wrap Malik Architectors residential tower in Mumbai

Home and fashion trends will always come and go. Some may remain like the farmhouse decor, while others fade and come back for decades – look like the pastels and glass blocks of the 1980s from the 1950s. Then there are others who are best left in the past, whether it is the shoulder cushion… Continue reading 9 homes decoration trends, we hope to never come back

The following letter was sent to the Amherst Planning Board on March 19, 2025. I write to you to promote the redesign of the three proposed buildings with mixed use in Atkins Corner. While this is a good area for a reinforced commercial and living variety to create a flourishing village center, the appearance of… Continue reading Letter: Some thoughts about a better design for the development of Atkins Corner

Why book? Yowie is a boutique hotel with 13 individually curated suites. If you are not moved to Philly, it may be closest to be brought into the historic quarter of the city's queen. Set the scene Yowie is a restored building from the 19th century on a corner of the historic South Street and… Continue reading YOWIE – Hotelvaluation | Condé Nast Traveler

This two-story building in the 138 East 7th Avenue in Vancouvers Mount Pleasant District was later built as a bowling gasse and was later converted into a production facility. In 2011, it was subjected to a renovation that converted it into the new constant home of the Sarah McLachlan School of Music (SOM), including interior… Continue reading Four -story vertical expansion by Sarah McLachlan Vancouver Music School Building

Jacques Morel Jr. Almost a year ago I took the big step of my hometown Austin, Texas, to Brooklyn, New York. Now I got the east coast in motion almost 15 years earlier when I went to college in the mountains of Massachusetts at Williams College, but this step was very different. It was not… Continue reading Decorate my first New York apartment: black joy, storytelling and liberation

A significant condition The development application for the renewal of the 146-year-old Ultimo of $ 300 million has received the planning approval of the NSW government. Designed by Durbach Block Jaggers in collaboration with Architectus, Youssofay and Hart and Landscape Architects Tyrell Studio, a contract for the project is expected to be awarded shortly after… Continue reading Inheritance revitalization of the Museum Ultimo power plant granted approval

Kathy Hutchins/Shutterstock Just because they originally chose a certain aesthetics for their home, they don't have to keep it forever. Homeowners can always make changes and changes to improve their space, and HGTV stars Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent are proof of this. The co-stars of “Nate & Jeremiah by Design” withdrew after… Continue reading Nate & Jeremiah broke off their dark kitchen cabinets for a fresh alternative

With innovative design and data -controlled research, Yale is the way to reduce bird mortality and to promote bird -friendly architecture on campus and beyond. Fababah Jahra 1:16 a.m., March 26, 2025 Staff Reporter Yulin Zhen, Photography Editor In Yale in recent years, a bird -friendly architecture has gained dynamics in recent years, with new… Continue reading Yale construction

The design for a new high -speed train in France has been unveiled, and 97% of the materials used in its construction will be recyclable. Sustainable high -speed trips France's 'River' Zug; Photo: arep The Japanese design studio Nendo has teamed up with the French company Arep about the fifth generation of SNCF Voyageurs, the… Continue reading France's river train with 97% recyclable design is defined by high -speed trips