Interior Design

We all know that if you start your day off on the right foot, the rest will likely fall into place. A sunny, cheerful breakfast nook is a great way to hedge your bets. Here, four dedicated breakfast spots show how you can kick-start your morning no ma…

This house is located at the end of the alley (soi) with a width of 5.00 meters. The site is surrounded by residential buildings with some part of the front entrance facing the street. Both sides of the land are neighbor’s houses and behind is a 4-storey apartment. Because the limitations of the site and its surrounding environment, the design approach for the house is to have adequate spaces, easily accessible, views and to meet the owner’s requirements, which result in a 3-storey building of multi-rectangular forms.

In this sun-dappled courtyard garden in Essex County, England, gravel paths crunch underfoot and wind between planting beds packed with swaying ornamental grasses and fragrant flowers. Walkways open up to multiple areas where homeowners Frankie and Jo…

the design incorporates urban farming on the roof of each module, as the designers envision the modules as spaces that can be used for planting food for the owners.

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With the 2017 World Architecture Festival less than two weeks away, the event has shared the program of Fringe events scheduled for attending architects to enjoy. Taking place in Arena Berlin in the German Capital from November 15-17, WAF 2017 will also provide opportunities for architect-led tours and parties throughout the city.

With the 2017 World Architecture Festival less than two weeks away, the event has shared the program of Fringe events scheduled for attending architects to enjoy. Taking place in Arena Berlin in the German Capital from November 15-17, WAF 2017 will also provide opportunities for architect-led tours and parties throughout the city.

The design for Bowie State University’s New Center for Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Nursing (CNSMN) directly addresses the mission and strategic plans put forth by the University System of Maryland, the Governor’s STEM Taskforce, and Bowie State’s expressed goals to produce highly skilled graduates in the scientific, mathematical, engineering, technological, and health professional fields. The design strategy intentionally collocates mathematics, natural sciences, and nursing into one connected community with shared facilities, resources, and programs.