The Tesla Diner & Drive-In in Hollywood is a unique venue combining a full-service restaurant, a drive-in movie theater, and an advanced Supercharger station.
Rudolf Steiner's integrative perspective emphasizes the intertwining of the spiritual, natural, and human, promoting design as a living process harmonizing the built environment with nature's cycles.
The Farnsworth House is made predominantly of glass and steel, designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, who aimed to create a modern retreat symbolizing freedom and technological advancement. However, Edith Farnsworth, its owner, faced numerous practical complaints related to its design.
The art deco movement is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, having originated in Paris in 1925 at a major art expo, "L'Exposition internationale des arts décoratifs."
Daniel Chenin transformed a 12,400 square-foot Beverly Hills residence for film producer Trevor Engelson and his family of five, enhancing style while accommodating their growing needs.
Grab's new architecture for GrabUnlimited, based on Temporal, significantly enhanced user experience and reduced production incidents by 80%. The restructuring addressed performance problems faced by the subscription platform.
Elise Eeraerts and Roberto Aparicio Ronda's Folly (Vase) in Brussels transforms storytelling into a tangible object using 3D printed ceramics, embodying local narratives.
Listed building consent is about protecting the historic or architectural significance of the building, inside and out. It's separate from standard planning permission and is needed for any work that might affect that special character.
Penthouse PHB at 111 Central Park North is listed for $12.5 million, offering a panoramic cinematic experience with over fifty feet of unobstructed views of Central Park.
I conceived of the project as a lushly planted and inhabited nave, a cathedral-like structure where nature mingles with its occupants, who come and go, stroll, jump, dive, and swim.