Overlooking Lake Lucerne, in Switzerland, is the 618-square-meters semi-detached Kastanienbaum Twin Houses by Lussi + Halter Partner AG. Minimal and stripped to basics, the the two-storey dark grey concrete façade and overhang, and the ‘continuous glass facade on the ground floor makes … Continue reading
The recipients of the 2014 W award in architecture and design were announced this week in São Paulo, awarding diverse projects in 6 categories (Corporative Architecture, Residential Architecture, Corporative Interiors, Residential Interiors, Public Space and Furniture) as part of an … Continue reading
The November issue of Wallpaper* features the Brazil Special insert, highlighting Brazil’s “architectural’s innovators, design dynamos and the country’s hottest trends.” The feature showcases the design work of Bruno Jahara, which transforms traditional terra cotta pottery and delicate opal glass into savvy … Continue reading
The exhibition New Territories: Laboratories for Design, Craft and Art in Latin America opened this week at the Museum of Arts and Design, NY, investigating on current art and design production tendencies,coming out of Latin America, that deal with globalization and … Continue reading
Paul Kasmin Gallery’s PK Shop has rounded up some incredible limited edition and one-of-a-kind objects that blur the line between art and design, in a curated selection that will be on view, and for sale, from November 5th to December 23rd. Included … Continue reading
Jorge S. Arango highlighted the JZ tea trolley, originally designed in 1959 by Jorge Zalszupin, on the Design Seen column in the current issue of Robb Report’s . Check out entire article here.
