Two weeks ago I was in Venice for the Biennale, covering the 18th International Architecture Exhibition curated by Lesley Lokko for World-Architects. It was my first trip back to Venice since the 2018 Biennale, which was the 16th edition and was... -

The world has changed quite a bit over the last 120 years. Even many buildings constructed only a century ago look vastly different than when they were first unveiled. But if you’re a 20th-century architecture enthusiast, today is your lucky day... -

Welcome to The Bolshakova’s Home, a modern, two-story country house in Ukraine. Designed by Bolshakova Interiors, this home seamlessly blends with its environment, offering ample space and a serene retreat from city life. The ground floor, with... -

Popular during medieval times, Romanesque was the first pan-European architectural style after the Imperial Roman architecture. Its typical features were round arches, thick walls, large towers, small windows, and large cylindrical vaults. This... -

In today’s modern era, entertainment centers have become essential to every home. They not only serve as a hub for all the technological gadgets but also add a touch of style to the living space. With the ever-evolving design trends, modern... -

A well-manicured, lush green lawn can be the envy of every homeowner. It adds beauty to your property, creates a welcoming atmosphere, and provides a space for outdoor activities and relaxation. However, achieving and maintaining a vibrant lawn... -

People shared home Vanessa Groot 2. I Don?t Understand How This Happens. I Think The Fireplace Is Trying To Run Away Joe Lyon Jr 4. Someone Really Loves Mantles Nikki Galea 6. Maybe It’s Just Supposed To Be... -

As a heavy-duty machinery operator or owner, one of the most crucial aspects of maintenance is sourcing the right parts. Heavy-duty machinery parts can be quite expensive, and the wrong purchase can lead to costly repairs, downtime, and even safety... -

Subreddit Lost Architecture is dedicated to sharing images and discussion of interesting buildings that no longer exist and here are some of the most impressive ones 1. San Francisco?s Cliff House 1896?1907 ZomberBomber 2.... -

Fushimi Inari, also known as The Temple of Red Gates, is a Shinto shrine in Kyoto, Japan. The shrine is dedicated to Inari, the deity of rice, harvest, and business and it is especially famous for its vermilion-colored torii gates called Senbon... -

Wat Ban Den is a Buddhist temple located in Thailand. It is a big temple with various artistic and religious elements and is famous for its stupas, colorful details, and artistry. The temple is located in Chiang Mai, a city famous for its majestic... -

Nestled in the heart of MĂ©rida, Mexico, Casa Relo is a masterstroke of residential design by Arkham Projects. This two-story house, built in 2021, is a sublime exploration of intimacy, striking a delicate balance between privacy and curiosity. From... -

The entryway is the first space we see when we enter a home, and it sets the tone for what’s inside. A well-decorated entryway table can make a great first impression and provide a functional space for storing keys, mail, and other... -

The Paulicéia apartment was also designed to be the architect?s office. The other rooms are highlighted with geometric wall painting in strong colors, emphasizing the art work. Continue reading -

Just outside of Redmond, Washington overlooking Ames Lake, the Scout Lake Residence lives on a site that was once a Boy Scout camp from the 1950s through the 1990s. The idyllic location is now home to a family with two young children nestled within... -

Midcentury modern design has been a popular trend in interior design for many years, and it’s not hard to see why. Clean lines, simple shapes, and an emphasis on functionality characterize this style. The midcentury modern movement began in the... -

Giles Miller Studio has shared photos of their first completed residential property in Kent, England, that features a sculptural black facade. -

Wotruba Church, or Wotrubakirche, is a -

Finalized in 2023, the “Steirereck am Pogusch” project, brought to life by PPAG architects, beautifully unifies sustainability and haute cuisine within the Austrian Alps’ scenic heart. It pioneers a revolutionary... The post Sustainable... -