Scott Slagerman Studio collaborated with Jim Fishman to create the Wood and Glass Collection, a group of sculptural pieces that are made from fallen trees and hand blown glass in their Los Angeles studio. To create each piece in the collection, the design is drawn on to the wood and then cut out […]
An old house in a narrow alleyway in Ho Chi Minh City has been given a modernist makeover by local architecture studio Kientruc O, which transformed it to include a restaurant with a lush garden wrapped by gridded glazing. Kientruc O redesigned the 161-square-metre building to connect the house with the garden, and garden with the street, and
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Chinese studio Neri&Hu has designed a luminous meeting room with glass brick walls in the Opposite House hotel in Beijing, which is furnished with bespoke pieces inspired by the city’s traditional street food culture. The glazing allows daylight to flood the entire space, and at night the walls of glass bricks that define the perimeters glow
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Chinese studio Neri&Hu has designed a luminous meeting room with glass brick walls in the Opposite House hotel in Beijing, which is furnished with bespoke pieces inspired by the city’s traditional street food culture. The glazing allows daylight to flood the entire space, and at night the walls of glass bricks that define the perimeters glow
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Chinese studio Neri&Hu has designed a luminous meeting room with glass brick walls in the Opposite House hotel in Beijing, which is furnished with bespoke pieces inspired by the city’s traditional street food culture. The glazing allows daylight to flood the entire space, and at night the walls of glass bricks that define the perimeters glow
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Chinese studio Neri&Hu has designed a luminous meeting room with glass brick walls in the Opposite House hotel in Beijing, which is furnished with bespoke pieces inspired by the city’s traditional street food culture. The glazing allows daylight to flood the entire space, and at night the walls of glass bricks that define the perimeters glow
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Chinese studio Neri&Hu has designed a luminous meeting room with glass brick walls in the Opposite House hotel in Beijing, which is furnished with bespoke pieces inspired by the city’s traditional street food culture. The glazing allows daylight to flood the entire space, and at night the walls of glass bricks that define the perimeters glow
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Chinese studio Neri&Hu has designed a luminous meeting room with glass brick walls in the Opposite House hotel in Beijing, which is furnished with bespoke pieces inspired by the city’s traditional street food culture. The glazing allows daylight to flood the entire space, and at night the walls of glass bricks that define the perimeters glow
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Working within a limited budget, Israeli interior designer Eliat Dar has renovated and extended a small 60-year-old Jaffa apartment using affordable materials and built-in furniture. The 50-square-metre apartment, which was purchased by its owners as an investment, is due to be rebuilt in three years but will be let out to tenants in the meantime. With
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Working within a limited budget, Israeli interior designer Eliat Dar has renovated and extended a small 60-year-old Jaffa apartment using affordable materials and built-in furniture. The 50-square-metre apartment, which was purchased by its owners as an investment, is due to be rebuilt in three years but will be let out to tenants in the meantime. With
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