Month: August 2023

Courtesy of KUM | Hata by DAGOpen OÜ DAGOpen OÜ has just won the architectural competition for a standard design of Ukrainian Family houses, with their design “Hata.” The competition invited 17 designs from Estonian and Ukrainian architects to design “a standard project for modern family-type small group homes to be built in Ukraine”. The …

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Summer House / Lucas Gonçalves Arquitetura. Image: © Keniche Santos A residential architectural project almost always seeks to integrate interior and exterior to get closer to nature and improve comfort or aesthetics. Considering living spaces, this dialogue between open and closed environments becomes even more relevant. After all, it makes the room more flexible and …

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Fugazzi / studio gram. Image © Jonathan VDK In the competitive world of restaurants – particularly at a time when influencers are gaining more and more control over the sphere of fine dining –, creating a memorable meal experience is crucial for attracting and retaining customers. While factors like food quality and service certainly play …

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© Alberto Sinigaglia architects: MIDE architettiLocation: 35040 Sant’Elena, Padua, ItáliaProject Year: 2022Photographs: Alberto SinigagliaPhotographs: Simone BossiArea: 500.0 m2 Read more »

Los Angeles, Traffic and pedestrians on Hollywood Boulevard . Image © Sean Pavone via Shutterstock Los Angeles officials have voted on a motion to implement the first Park Block, a pilot project that creates a car-free grid of city streets to open up public space for pedestrians and cyclists, as reported by NBC Los Angeles. …

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