– Parisotto Formenton Architetti renovated a holiday apartment on the Swiss Alps highlighting the space design with wood, stone and raw concrete.
– Florian Busch-designed restaurant, adjacent to one of Kyoto’s most intricate network of night alleys, is a coherent, continuously varying space stretching over eight levels.
– Mills is a complex home, full of ideas, with a floor designed as a giant toy box and a rear facade which filters and softens the strong sunlight, conceived by Austin Maynard Architects for a new mum.
– For this house on the Italian Alps, Alfredo Vanotti - EV+A Lab Atelier d'architettura & Interior Design created big windows to bring natural light inside and to maximise the views.
– From Talia Mukmel, a project of cultural mix, traditional techniques combined with modern technologies in search of a new identity, perhaps the rising of a new culture?
– In Bangkok the sugar molecule and its crystals become a bar in pastel colors, with large polygonal installations hanging from the ceiling and a sugar crystal staircase.
– Casa Santana is a space for people to come together, made of wood and other local materials, that blends with the lush Mexican natural landscape.
– Drawing Ambience offers an excellent number of thoughts on what the AA school was in Boyarsky’s years. Questioning how and to what degree can a drawing exist independently of its project, and how/whether it must simply be at its service.
– Letters in war times – lost, found, buried, discovered or delayed in reaching their destinations – are the subject of several works by the Libanese artist Akram Zaatari, guest of the British School at Rome.
– Formal austerity and low maintenance generated a single volume pierced by a courtyard, made of concrete and wood and settle among the dunes of the coast of Buenos Aires.
