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Open Design Language in Open-Kitchen Restaurants

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The low-skilled cooking techniques and apparatus employed at branded fast-food restaurants, for example, are presented in full visibility to waiting customers. By installing the same open-kitchen concept, professional kitchens that use talented chefs and high-quality ingredients are able to prove it. Read more »

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A-Poc Able Issey Miyake crafts pleated lighting for Milan design week

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APOC stands for A Piece of Cloth and refers to a computer-programmed manufacturing technique introduced by the late designer Issey Miyake in the 1990s, in which garments are cut out of a single tubular piece of fabric. Each element is detachable and can be laid flat and stored when not in use.

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Where Italian Style Meets Wellness and Serenity: The Case of Villa Apua

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Image Courtesy of Pan Architetti Italy's influence on contemporary design has been profound and captivating, with Italian architecture consistently bridging cultural heritage and innovation, from advancements in construction techniques to the evolution of the neoclassical style. Read more »

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Line Up for Concrete Curves: Curvilinear Facades Doing the Trick

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Image Courtesy of Rieder Facades / Ditz Fejer Contemporary architecture evolves in tandem with the materials and construction techniques available in each region. Each material carries its own inherent logic. Read more »

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Building Outdoor Learning Spaces: 5 Community Projects by Semillas in Peru

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Linked to the site's uses and customs, this conception of space represents a way of living where the implementation of bioclimatic strategies , along with the use of local materials and construction techniques, come together to create an architecture connected to its environment and history. Read more »

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From Art Nouveau to the Bauhaus: How Home Interiors Looked in Popular Art Movements

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By incorporating art into buildings and interior spaces, they have been transformed, resulting in a fusion that creates beautiful, inspiring, and spiritually uplifting environments.

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A Reimagined Monument in Germany and a Scent Installation in the Netherlands: 9 Unbuilt Pavilions Submitted by the ArchDaily Community

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Pavilions are often commissioned for events, exhibitions, or cultural programs, offering opportunities to explore innovative materials, construction techniques, and spatial concepts on a smaller scale. The results are often theatrical, welcoming visitors to new types of spaces, and blending the exterior and the interior.