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Furnishing with high-end modern coffee tables

Among the most practical, versatile and indispensable furnishings not only in residential but also in commercial contexts are modern-style coffee tables. Characterised by innovative designs, they are perfectly suited to all rooms in the house – from the living room to the bedroom – as well as offices, hospitality facilities,

Open House returns to London this weekend

Every year Open House tempts the architecturally curious side in each of us to roam around both public and privately

Futurecities – urban promise

[slideshow_deploy id=’19641′] Glass traces the path of the utopian city, from the sci-fi visions of the ’60s to Norman Foster’s

Tadao Ando reflects on how architecture can bring 
people closer to their original values

Mirroring the promise of the individual – Tadao Ando reflects on how architecture can bring people closer to their original

From Architecture, SCANning Art

[slideshow_deploy id=’18513′] To scan is to glance and examine the particulars of an object or a condition. Yet it is

Foyles’ London transforms previous Central St Martins building

William and Gilbert Foyle started selling books from their parent’s home in the early 1900s so when demand outstretched the

Sky high luxury in East London

[slideshow_deploy id=’17703′]   Cast an eye over the East London skyline, and apart from the small cluster of commercial buildings

Roberto Cavalli opens the Cavalli Ibiza Restaurant & Lounge

Now that Roberto Cavalli’s newest Restaurant & Lounge in Ibiza is officially open, you’ll know where to find Glass next

A fire, fjords and ferries

[slideshow_deploy id=’17422′]   The fire that broke out in the town of Ǻlesund in western Norway in 1904 became an

The dilapidation of the modern

  [slideshow_deploy id=’15827′] During a recent visit to several of the new capitals in the countries of former-Yugoslavia, I came


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