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26-10-2018
ENSO ANGO, the first dispersed hotel in Kyoto
Dispersed hospitality, a concept that combines the offer of tourist facilities with adding value to the context, also to the benefit of the local population, is now making inroads in Japan.

24-10-2018
909 Walnut Street, Boulder, by Arch11
Architecture firm Arch11 has designed a sustainable building in Boulder, Colorado that is a perfect fit in the historical context of the early 20th-century Walnut Street.

04-10-2018
SALT of Palmar, a hotel complex reborn in sustainable key
The relaunch of an existing hotel complex reinterpreted by the architect Jean Francois Adam and the designer Camille Walala in terms of architecture and content paves the way for a new take on your holiday experience for tourism that focuses on the surroundings and the local population.

28-09-2018
Hitzig Militello Arquitectos wins the Design & Technical Summit Award
Argentine studio Hitzig Militello Arquitectos won the professional category prize in the third edition of the Design & Technical Summit Award created by AccorHotels.

25-09-2018
FICo hosts the Next Landmark 2018 awards ceremony
FICo, the world’s largest agri-food park, will host the awards ceremony of the seventh edition of Next Landmark, the contest promoted by the Floornature.com architecture and design portal, published by the Iris Ceramica Group. The event will take place on 27th September in the park amphitheatre.

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.

20-09-2018
Hamaca Juice Bar by Red Arquitectos in Veracruz, a hit.
The Mexican architecture firm Red Arquitectos, headed by Susana López González, has added the third venue of the Hamaca Juego Bar series in Veracruz after the first two juice bars - also in Veracruz - were such a great hit.

18-09-2018
EXTRAVAGANZA, Festival Images Vevey
Until 30 September 2018, the Swiss city of Vevey on the shores of Lake Geneva is the location of the leading biennale of visual arts in Switzerland.