Designers Christine Sofie Johansen and Rasmus Robert are among their own best clients. In addition to running Studio Force Majeure, […]
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The electrical building sat unused for years. Part of QuadroDesign’s small industrial campus–with palm trees and fanciful 1960s architecture—the structure
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Respectful updates of centuries-old structures is a Tuckey Design Studio specialty. But in this case, invention, largely out of whole
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Architects Jess Hinshaw and Andrew Fisk specialize in sensitive modernizations of old New York City structures: see, for instance, The
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In Heemstede, just south of Haarlem in North Holland, a former seminary originally built by Jan Stuyt in 1923 was
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The sun is always shining in architect Josh Piddock’s apartment in London’s Hackney. That’s thanks to the kitchen mural, a
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Our beloved pets’ beds, bowls, and litter boxes typically fall into the category of underfoot eyesores. The solution? When building
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Skylights galore, textured walls, solariums, and terracotta-tiled floors. Midcentury fans, are you ready to broaden your vocabularly and embrace the
Labor-of-Love House Rescue: Two Designers Revive a 1975 Ruin in Gainesville, Florida Read More »
It’s not every day that an architectural style makes global headlines, even if indirectly. By now, you likely have heard
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