He has photographed the most beautiful artists’ studios and homes in the world. Now the French photographer has chosen to go back to working first and foremost for himself. We met him in his home-studio in Arles.
Today, as in the 1960s, holiday homes are once again the favorite summer destination. The spaces, optimized and flexible, inspired by the vernacular architecture of the Mediterranean, welcome the landscape, the guest of honor.
A flat with many lives just like the entire building, home to the city's first discotheque. The story of its transformation.
Wood, stone and lime plaster are the protagonists of the renovation project by Nenmar studio in a Swiss village.
The new environment for the ANG restaurant sees Norm Architects and Keiji Ashizawa Design collaborating on the interior design and furniture from the Case Study collection by Japanese woodworking giant Karimoku.
Paris-based Office Abrami Rojas designed for a nonprofit association a small indoor space for disabled people, conceived as a playground with great social and visual impact.
La Leta Architettura renovates a historic house by combining existing floors and ceilings with clean, clear-cut volumes.
Reduction of waste, environmental awareness and the use of local resources: these are the principles that guided Ideo Arquitectura studio for the renovation of a rural house in Mallorca.
OSB panels, concrete floors, exposed bricks and wooden beams: Vallribera Arquitectes adopts a material and low-cost approach to renovate a young couple’s row house.
Loved and hated, hot desking was already popular in the New York of the 1990s. From Domus archives, the Italian designer’s project for the advertising agency Chiat/Day.
In a typical American dream home in Arlington, Andrea Bajani attempts to complete the story of a small neighborhood pharmacy in Monteverde Vecchio that has been wiped out by globalization.
A mansard “on a slope” in Montmarte, a 30 square meters space to fill and empty with small metamorphic exercises. It was here that the writer started to imagine his novel titled Every Promise.
Casa Santa Teresa, designed by Amelia Tavella Architectes, uses light as architectural element and terraces on different levels to connect interiors and exteriors.
Valentino Architects transforms a space designed by artist Frank Portelli – a central figure in Malta’s post-World War II art scene – into a bright, contemporary home.
A chat with the art gallery owner who has been dealing with avant-garde for at least three decades, who wanted to be a photographer, and whose debut is linked to the 1980s and an abandoned factory.
