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16-10-2018
Magneto: a new classic yet contemporary surface from Fiandre
Today’s surfaces look to the past for inspiration, renewed thanks to the potential of porcelain and all the effects it can create. This is the case of Fiandre’s new Magneto collection, inspired by the rough, lived-in look of cement, ennobled by original metallic and rusty finishes. The design of these surfaces is innovative, surprising and original, both to the sight and to the touch, creating unique new customised spaces

12-10-2018
Steven Holl’s Maggie’s Centre Barts is made of concrete, glass and bamboo
Maggie's Centre has a glass wrapper and a bamboo core, supported by a reinforced concrete frame

02-10-2018
Bathrooms and kitchens: classic and modern design from Iris Ceramica
Floor and wall coverings inspired by traditional materials such as fabrics, rocks and cements are just a few of the choices offered by Iris Ceramica in 2019, for contemporary design offering the utmost comfort and customisation in the home, combining a soft colour palette with bolder hues to suit all styles of interior design

01-10-2018
MVRDV The Imprint Paradise City Seoul, South Korea
The Imprint is the heart of a new tourism centre in Seoul, Paradise City. MVRDV’s The Imprint incorporates two buildings, the Wonderbox and the Nightclub, two mysterious structures which appear to have no windows at all but reflect the surrounding buildings on their walls.

24-09-2018
BIG Bjarke Ingels Group and the new noma in Copenhagen
The award-winning restaurant noma worked with BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group to create its new home just outside downtown Copenhagen.

18-09-2018
Hardel Le Bihan Social Housing in Paris
A compact building with a dynamic façade created by a dense grid of balconies at different heights: Hardel and Le Bihan designed a social housing complex not far from the Clignancourt university campus at Ilot Croisset in Paris.

17-09-2018
A house between a museum and a kitchen by Jesús Aparicio
The Spanish architect Jesús Aparicio has designed a home in the old town centre of Madrid that springs from an existing building, with a privileged view of the most important art gallery in Madrid since the 18th century, the Prado Museum.

10-09-2018
The Atlantic Pavilion by Valdemar Coutinho Architects
The Portuguese architect Valdemar Coutinho used brutalist architecture to respond to the client's brief for a project with a comprehensive architectural programme on a tight budget.