This snaking concrete structure by Norwegian studio Reiulf Ramstad Architects winds down from a road to the beach along the edge of the Arctic Ocean. Benches wrap around the curved walls, while the floor slopes down gradually to allow easy access to the water for wheelchair users as well as those on foot. Circular openings of different sizes pierce the concrete

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Learn how to grow cucamelons with this gardening guide from Suttons. With growing, caring & harvesting advice.

Completed in 2021 in San Francisco Javier, Spain. Images by Gonzalo Ballester Rosique. The intervention carried out is located on a plot included within the delimitation of the site of cultural interest of the historical complex of Sant...

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The following are some of the temporary installations that re-imagined various places throughout the Spanish city of Logroño as part of Concentrico 07

This innovative range of Anvil metal rainscreen cladding systems are available in a wide variety of colours and finishes, including an A1 fire rated…

Freyming-Merlebach is a town with a substantial industrial past, in a part of Lorraine that developed in the 19th century, driven by the coalmining..

Salteu-vos tot el text i aneu directament a la darrera imatge del post -després torneu. Admeto que tinc una estranya relació amb l'obra d'...

Muuuz est aujourd'hui la plus importante communauté française d'architectes. Créé en 2008, Muuuz.com est le premier web Magazine français du secteur du design et de l'architecture.

Nørreport Station – Public infrastructure is public space

Rosan Bosch Studio has developed a unique interior designed to encourage and support the collaboration and stronger sense of mutual identity between cultural i…

Designed by Chinese studio MUDA Architects, the Xinglong Lake Citic Bookstore is inspired by the idea of "a book falling from the sky". It attempts to be a phys

An aluminum base, inspired by industrial manufacturing and architecture, is the starting point for endless seating ideas for your outdoor space.

the tea room is designed by natura futura as a flexible space that can also be used for morning yoga and watching sunday football matches.

Image 9 of 9 from gallery of 1111 Lincoln Road Extension / Herzog & de Meuron. Photograph by Robin Hill