Atelier Barda, an architectural firm renowned for its constructive thinking in approaching every design, introduces Residence Alma, a full renovation project of a residential triplex in Montreal’s Little Italy district.
The French Stone House by Theo Coutanceau Domini
The architecture of stone, extracted from the ground, pre-existing to man, does not last only thanks to its robustness but because it irrevocably belongs to the passage of time.
Scorpios Mykonos by Annabell Kutucu & Lambs and Lions
A collaborative design project between interior designer and stylist Annabell Kutucu and Lambs and Lions. In coordination with K-Studio Architects, Scorpios Mykonos is a multifarious space built and designed to be in communion with both the local culture and its idyllic surroundings.
Loft De La Gauchetière by Future Simple Studio
The Rue de la Gauchetière project restores a lofty apartment in the Old Port of Montreal. Located in a hundred year-old heritage building called ‘Unity’, it seeks to integrate nature and family living into a space that is decisively urban while celebrating its industrial origins.
Masa Presents: The Last Tenant — an Exhibition Curated by Mario García Torres
MASA is delighted to present The Last Tenant, the gallery’s fourth exhibition, which is curated by the artist Mario Garcia Torres.
Practicing What He Preaches — In Conversation With David Thulstrup
We recently took the time to ask the award-winning architect and designer David Thulstrup some questions about him practicing what he preaches.
The General — a Residential Building From the Sixties Edited by Archibangs
The works consist of energy efficiency upgrading, structural renovation, along with the total restyling of a residential building from the Sixties, which can be divided into three independent apartments.
The Belonging of Memories — Q+A with Painter Gideon Rubin
We asked the artist some questions to learn more about his relation to art and the past's belonging.
The Past, Present, and Future of UNNO
Founded by María Dolores Uribe and Laura Abe Vettoretti in 2019, UNNO is a synergetic partnership between two enterprising women, as much as a partnership between art and design, classicism and modernity, and cultural and historical significance.
Stillness — In Conversation With Cédric Etienne of Studio Corkinho
In recent times, people might find they’re settling into a slower-paced rhythm, where freedom is limited. There could not be a better time to introduce one of Studio Corkinho’s latest projects: the STILL Room.
Australian Architect Daniel Boddam Conceptualized a Virtual Apartment to Overcome Border Closure
Inspired by Matisse’s famed proclamation “I will make my own pool”, Australian architect Daniel Boddam has responded to the closure of Australia’s borders by conceiving a ‘virtual apartment’ in his beloved Paris – an inventive solution for showcasing his new collection of furniture.
Fragile Machines — Q&A with Award-Winning Director Derek Johnson
Fragile Machines is an independent art film depicting the story of a married couple and the affairs that make their relationship irreparable. The film walks through a non-linear, gestural narrative - shifting with fluidity between seasons, homes, women's bodies, and water.
Archipelago House by Norm Architects
Located on the unspoiled and rocky coast of Sweden, this Archipelago summer house is a modernized holiday home embracing all aspects of family life. Harmoniously embodying chaos and order, nature is a constant inspiration to humankind and will survive long after our extinction. Therefore nature should always be considered a guideline rather than a simple component.
City Remnants — By BRUT Collective
BRUT is proud to present its new steps that will allow the collective to position itself even more vitally as a shared design practice and to formulate promising opportunities for future, client-oriented collaborations.
Vilhelm Lauritzen — A Modernist Arrival
Vilhelm Lauritzen (1894—1984) is considered one of Denmark's most important and influential architects and was an ambassador for introducing the groundbreaking functionalism in Danish design and architecture. Many of his buildings embrace modern life.
In Conversation With Conceptual Artist Pedro Reyes
Contemporary conceptual artist and traditional stonemason; architect and activist; engineer and craftsman. The cross-disciplinary nature of Pedro Reyes' work - which encompasses performance, installation, video, sculpture, and activism - makes a strong case for multiplicity.
Redefining Hospitality — Q+A With Bjarne Hansen, Founder of The Audo
We recently took the time to ask Bjarne Hansen, the visionary founder of The Audo, some questions about his ambitious venture, his definition of hospitality, and his vision for the future.
Material Matters x TMI
Curated by the team behind Ark Journal, the exhibition focused on how tradition and innovation combined with material knowledge and craft could create new expressions.
No Ordinary Apartment by Annabell Kutucu
A 300 square-meter loft retreat located in the bustling 6th district of Vienna created for a private client with a passion for travel and design, the aptly named No Ordinary Apartment project by Annabell Kutucu is a celebration…
MNMA Dois Tropicos — What Matters Are Dreams Made Of?
In Dois Tropicos, the limit between an architectural project and its production becomes incredibly thin and osmotic, emerging into a result where empiric experimentation and calibrated architectonic decisions always fuel and impact each other.