We all enjoy admiring unique buildings from around the world and trying to find similarities with natural or industrial elements to deduce the field from which some architects drew inspiration for such constructions.
Such a building is so spectacular and sensational that it cannot fail to captivate even the most conservative architects.
Art is becoming increasingly appreciated, and this is very clear, with 2014 being considered the year of the return to art in both interior and exterior design.
Italians are skilled in cars, fashion, and furniture. This is certain and cannot be disputed by anyone, as practice will prove otherwise.
When it comes to what a vacation home should look like, everyone has an opinion, and they can be as varied as the stars in the sky.
Autonomous homes are gaining more and more ground compared to conventional homes, as they are a long-term investment, and renewable energy and environmentally friendly homes represent the future for many.
Tired of paying extremely high rent for substandard conditions, 31-year-old Californian web designer Alek Lisefski decided to leverage his construction knowledge and build his dream home, free from rental payments.
Creative designs are not limited to houses or furniture; they can be applied to gardens, public spaces, cafes, and the following examples will pleasantly surprise you.
The American Institute of Architects (AIA) has designated the houses of the year for 2014, focusing on housing complexes for a family or group of families and special accommodations for seniors or social cases.
Radiators are ubiquitous elements in homes, except for those who still use stove heating or rely on electric resources.
Transforming any place of worship into a home for ordinary people can often be a challenge, both ethically and in terms of design. However, if you enlist the help of interior and exterior design professionals, the transformation is sure to be excellent.
