A boutique hotel that retains the central building of the 19th Century villa and its secret garden, was developed from an aristocratic country residence.
In the hub of Hyde Park in London, a decompressed wall transforms from a straight line into a three-dimensional space, creating a great visual impact structure.
Inaugurated in March and functioning by the end of 2016, the World Trade Center Transportation Hub, also known as Oculus, is the project recently completed by the Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava.
On the shore of the Mediterranean lagoon Étang de Thau, a new thermal bath was realized, which started its normal operation in spring of 2015 for up to 4,200 spa guests every day
Westway Architects have transformed the roman 180 square metre apartment into a dynamic space offering rich and stimulating views, thanks to its vertical progression towards the private terrace.
The acrylic stone is once again protagonist within the innovative project launched by the French studio Urbane Kultur, to expand and rehabilitate the Tournesol swimming pool in Lingolsheim, France.
Designed by Domus Gaia, a Friuli-based company specialising in green building, the villa is based on the principles of organic architecture, which explore and enhance the relationship with the natural surroundings.
The Isle of Skye falls within Scotland's Highland region is the real star of a recent residential project, designed by Mary Arnold-Forster, with an incredible view over the Bay of Dunvegan
Thanks to the work of the architect Alain Sarfati, the Parisian university's new library plays a key role in the vision that has transformed the site of the old university into a fully fledged urban campus.
The showroom, thanks to the careful restoration work, has transformed the old powder magazine into a prestigious “frame” for the most famous Italian brands of ceramic tiles and bathroom furnishings
Designed by the American architect Robert Stern and developed by Vanke, the residential complex occupies an area of 200,000 square metres and rises to a height of 120 metres.
ALTIPLAN, a firm of architects with offices in Brussels and Liège, recently designed the remodelling of the façade of the Saint Jean Hospital situated in the centre of the Belgian capital.
Designed by Giancarlo Zema Design Group for EcoFloLife, this cosseting, energy-efficient dwelling unit made entirely of recycled, laminated timber with a recycled aluminium hull, is 4 m high, 12 m in diameter and has a surface area of 100 sq.m .
