Tag Contemporary

21-02-2017

Urban Great: metropolitan atmospheres and design

Urban Great oversized porcelain slabs expand the horizons of contemporary living with their visual continuity and colours inspired by concrete, the dominant element in today’s cities

17-02-2017

Milu Hotel, Florence. Enjoy your hotel stay immersed in history and contemporary art.

The Milu Hotel in Florence stands in the urban and historical setting of Florence.

08-02-2017

Bioclimatic Architecture workshop in Pistoia

What do we mean by bioclimatic architecture design? An important question for all architects who care about sustainability, to be addressed during the Bioclimatic Architecture workshop organised by the Green Hub Cultural Association in collaboration with the Pistoia Association of Architects, Designers, Landscape Architects and Curators (Ordine degli Architetti, P.

27-01-2017

Structure. Norwegian contemporary craft and design exhibition.

After Lambrate during the 2016 Milan Design Week, the exhibition “Structure.

26-01-2017

Design Museum London has a new home

Last November, Design Museum London opened in its new location on High Street Kensington.

24-01-2017

Stonepeak Plane for classic and contemporary spaces

Stonepeak’s Plane tiles are perfect for covering floors, walls and kitchen and bathroom countertops in both classic and informal modern styles. All the strength of porcelain, with the look of marble and stone.

19-01-2017

Corpo Atelier: Five terraces and a garden

Portuguese architecture firm Corpo Atelier designed a house in Vilamoura which shows its close ties to the natural environment in its name alone: five terraces and a garden.

18-01-2017

Architettura Invisibile Exhibition - Carlo Bilotti Museum

To mark the occasion of the 150th anniversary of relations between Japan and Italy, an exhibition opens on January 19 entitled "Architettura Invisibile" - “Invisible Architecture” at Carlo Bilotti Museum - Aranciera di Villa Borghese in Rome, focusing on Italian and Japanese movements in architecture in the ‘60s and ‘70s and contemporary debate.