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24-06-2016

Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter’s architecture

The exhibition NORWAY Architecture, Infrastructure, Landscape which opened on June 23 at SpazioFMG offers an opportunity to rediscover some architectural projects covered in Floornature and Livegreenblog by the studios involved in the exhibition. We start with a rapid overview of projects by Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter.

17-06-2016

BIG Bjarke Ingels Group’s architectural projects

The new summer pavilion at the Serpentine Gallery in London, designed by BIG Bjarke Ingels Group, opened on June 10. We mark the occasion with a review of BIG’s projects covered in Floornature and Livegreenblog.

14-06-2016

Petter Dass Museum by Snøhetta

The Petter Dass Museum by Norwegian firm Snøhetta is part of the exhibition “Norway, Architecture, Infrastructure.

25-05-2016

Snøhetta Ryerson University Student Learning Center Toronto

Snøhetta's lastest project investigating the theme of learning is Ryerson University Student Learning Center in Toronto: eight floors with a flexible layout and a glass skin translating into a non-stop dialogue between architecture and the city.

25-03-2016

The most popular itineraries on Floornature's social networks

At this time of spring festivities and holidays, we take a look at the Floornature itineraries that have attracted the most attention among fans on the portal's social network pages.

16-03-2016

Masquespacio Interior Design or revamping your own studio

What happens when an Interior Design studio like Masquespacio headed by Ana Milena Hernández Palacios and Christophe Penasse refurbishes its offices? You get an “inhabitable” business card.

05-02-2016

Architecture and interior design for retail

The interior design of a flagship store is an important opportunity to promote a brand or launch a new brand, and it is often part of a coordinated product image project. Here are some interesting solutions that have been presented in Floornature.

12-01-2016

A Little Bit of Beijing – Dashilar

Li Han and Hu Yan are the founders of Chinese firm, Drawing Architecture Studio (DAS) and they have published the book “A Little Bit of Beijing – Dashilar”, a graphic novel about the hutongs in the southern part of Beijing's old town.