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12-11-2014

Alberto Campo Baeza and the House of the Infinite in Cádiz (Spain)

Alberto Campo Baeza calls it the most radical house he has ever built. The House of the Infinite in Cádiz, an ancient port from which ships set off for the New World, is a manifesto of Alberto Campo Baeza’s poetics. Idea, space and light are expressed in the House of the Infinite, a lookout over the Atlantic Ocean.

04-11-2014

Ariostea Active: strong, hygienic porcelain flooring

Ariostea's Active porcelain floor tiles combine the resistance of stone with the hygienic and anti-pollutant qualities of new Active Clean Air & Antibacterial Ceramic technology. The effect is a considerable improvement in indoor quality of life.

21-10-2014

MVRDV Markthal indoor market and apartments in Rotterdam

The Markthal in Rotterdam, designed by MVRDV, opened on October 1 in a ceremony attended by Queen Maxima of the Netherlands, is a new type of building combining an indoor market with apartments.

17-10-2014

Fabio Fantolino Gallery Offices Turin

In the heart of Turin, design with a contemporary flavour by architect Fabio Fantolino visualises the elegance and classicism of financial studies and gives it concrete form in the interior design of an office building.

14-10-2014

Active urban recovery. DueLuoghi in Pietrasanta

The DueLuoghi in Pietrasanta, Tuscany, is an all-Italian example of urban recovery, of revitalising abandoned, post-industrial spaces.

16-09-2014

International workshop: The City and The Water

Livegreenblog was invited to the international workshop “The City and The Water - Architecture, Arts and Design for the New Waterfront of Marina di Pietrasanta”.

25-08-2014

Rural, minimalism and tradition in a kitchen designed by Fabio Fantolino in Turin

A restaurant in an authentic, traditional vein with a touch of sophisticated pared-down design. Rural, designed by Fabio Fantolino and his team, draws its inspiration from the principles of the Slow Food movement.

20-08-2014

babin+renaud Les Quinconces Cultural Center, Le Mans

Les Quinconces cultural centre, designed by architects Éric Babin and Jean-François Renaud, plays an important role in the cultural life of Le Mans.