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Gentle Heart of Steel / HAO Design

November 24, 2017 舒岳康 - SHU Yuekang 0

The project is located in a residential area in Xiaogang, Kaohsiung, and was commissioned by a couple with a daughter in elementary school. The couple had vastly different expectations for the style of their home. The husband is a steel engineer, and is very interested in metallic pieces and a rough industrial style; the wife is a flight attendant with a sensitive mind who loves to experience different cultures and new experiences. She hoped for a simplistic and bright Japanese style with Nordic cultural crafts manship quality.

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Not Up for a Big, Decorated Tree? Try One of These Ideas (12 photos)

November 24, 2017 Erin Carlyle 0
One of the unsung truths of the holiday season is that getting a big, expensive Christmas tree isn’t for everyone. Don’t get me wrong; there’s something so cheering and festive about a beautifully decorated tree. But for many reasons — perhaps you travel over the holidays, live in a building that doesn’t…

10 offices that feel more like a home than a workspace

November 24, 2017 Alice Finney 0

For this week’s roundup of popular images from Pinterest, we’re spotlighting cosy offices that blur the boundaries between work and home, from rooms modelled on Airbnb apartments to a workplace featuring a black-painted napping room. Objective Subject office, USA, by GRT Architects A dark nap room can be found at the top of this 19th-century

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OMA’s Park Grove towers take shape in Miami

November 24, 2017 Eleanor Gibson 0

New construction photographs have emerged, revealing that OMA has made significant progress on its trio of towers for Miami’s Coconut Grove. Set for completion next year, the Park Grove complex is being built in the waterfront area south of Downtown Miami, on the last free plot. It will form part of Bay Shore Drive’s “wall of towers”,

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