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Apartment in Grado by Hus

A vibrant yellow and blue color scheme with a modern, minimalist kitchen and dining area.

The Italian studio Hus has refurbished an apartment in Grado, Italy, using a chromatically driven design. In collaboration with the client, the design team renovated the residence in 2023. A movable wall and a uniquely patterned floor were used to create a flexible atmosphere, permitting individual customization.

Geometric compositions, primarily focusing on shades of blue and yellow, were emphasized throughout the spaces. This careful juxtaposition of colors and flexible room arrangements allowed for a dynamic and vibrant interior.

Beiersdorf Campus Offices Feature Dynamic Collaborative Spaces

A modern, open-concept cafe with geometric lighting fixtures, wooden furniture, and hints of blue accents.

The Beiersdorf Campus in Hamburg, Germany, designed by Ippolito Fleitz Group, features a flexible office environment. Completed in 2023, the space prioritizes communication, collaboration, concentration, and contemplation. Incorporating a global workplace strategy, the design balances functionality and flexibility, facilitating both teamwork and individual work styles.

Villa Tierra Arrises with Two Guiding Lines and Earthly Tones

FeaturedSleek, modern home with clean lines, minimalist landscaping, and a bold architectural style.

ARK Architects delivered on their promise to create “a dream home” with Villa Tierra that’s located inland from the Costa del Sol and even more breathtaking. The stunning villa stands out for Villa Tierra‘s earthy color called “Marrón Ralfe”, which derives from the neighboring land, and offers serious style inspo sourced directly from nature. Here, a behind-the-scenes look at how it all came together, and how the awe-inspiring home celebrates Sotogrande and its stunning surroundings.

Mercedes-Benz Istanbul Headquarters: Innovative Office Design

Modern, open-concept office with vibrant colors, modular furniture, and ample natural light.

Designed by the renowned Boytorun Architects, the Mercedes-Benz Istanbul Headquarters in Turkey’s vibrant city of Istanbul boasts a design approach that fosters a strong sense of belonging, enhances productivity, and encourages collaboration and innovation within an inspiring working environment.

As one of the eight licensed design offices that Mercedes-Benz collaborates with globally, Boytorun Architects has expertly crafted this 10-story, 1400 sqm office space that seamlessly blends dynamic, modern, and flexible working styles.

Artchimboldi Barcelona: Embracing Feng Shui in Architecture

Spacious modern living room with concrete ceiling, patterned tile floor, and minimalist furnishings.

Situated in the heart of Barcelona, Spain, Artchimboldi is a stunning apartment design by the talented Emma Martí. Embracing the principles of feng shui, this 2023 project features a warm, welcoming entrance and seamless integration of flexible, light-filled spaces.

The use of natural wood and textured glass throughout creates a harmonious, minimalist aesthetic, while strategic lighting and HVAC solutions enhance the overall functionality and adaptability of the home.

IG&H Utrecht: Transforming the Workplace with Biophilic Design

Modern, minimalist office interior with wood slat partitions, cozy furniture, and lush plant life.

The IG&H Utrecht project, designed by D/DOCK in 2021, reimagines the modern office as a hub for creativity and collaboration. Located in Utrecht, Netherlands, this innovative workspace showcases the application of environmental psychology and biophilic design principles, resulting in a park-like office landscape that enhances the well-being of its occupants. Eschewing traditional office features, the design embraces organic shapes, ample greenery, and secluded nooks that facilitate meaningful interactions among employees.

American Australian Association Murdoch Center: Transforming Midtown Manhattan with Flexible Hospitality Design

Sleek wooden slat walls and vibrant orange sofa create a warm, modern living space.

The American Australian Association (AAA) recently unveiled its new Murdoch Center in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, designed by renowned architecture firm Woods Bagot. This state-of-the-art cultural center blends flexible office spaces with versatile event areas, providing a dynamic hub for strengthening ties between Australia and the United States.

Featuring a seamless integration of hospitality and functionality, the design incorporates custom movable furnishings and exposed ceilings that create a gallery-like atmosphere, perfectly suited for the AAA’s rotating arts programming.

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