Kengo Kuma shrouds Seoul museum in cascading aluminium pipes
Japanese architecture studio Kengo Kuma and Associates has unveiled the Audeum audio museum in Seoul, which is wrapped by layers of suspended aluminium pipes. Read more
4 New Kitchens With Islands Designed for Entertaining (4 photos)
A kitchen island is great for entertaining. It gives guests a natural place to gather while creating a buffer between them and the cook. But other features, such as clever seating arrangements, wine fridges, and trash and recycling bin pullouts, can significantly elevate an island’s entertaining value....
It’s not so much the size of your workout area that matters — whether you have a corner devoted to yoga or an entire home gym. Finding the motivation to use your workout space is often the hardest part. Here are 10 elements to give your workout space (and you) a jolt of inspiration.
7 Ways to Maintain a Good Work-Life Balance (8 photos)
When you’re passionate about your work, it’s easy to forget to take a break. And it can be particularly tricky to relax when you’re working from home, or are in the middle of a big project. We asked five home professionals to share some of their strategies for ensuring they create the right balance between...
Apartment for a family that resides outside the city but requires a second house in the metropolis for added flexibility. The main focus of this project, along with the selection of colours, textures and furniture, is also the planning tailored to the clients’ specific needs. Unique features of the layout include a welcoming foyer with [...]
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Kitchen of the Week: 1920s Spanish Colonial Charm for an Addition (8 photos)
This 1920s Spanish Colonial home in Kensington, California, has quite a history, including being the residence of J. Robert Oppenheimer during his time at the University of California, Berkeley. However, the home’s funky kitchen didn’t share that history; it was added on to the back of...
It is proposed the rupture of the traditional bakery scheme, very hierarchical and divided by an exhibitor that clearly defines the public space versus the private one. Taking the dining room plan as reference, with the central table as the protagonist, we blur this boundary to enhance the costumer experience, which is not just a [...]
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