Stolen Objects from the Sea by Uchronia and Antoine Billore.In a world where everything seems digital, Uchronia makes a statementâwarning of the consequences of our actions on marine ecosystems and the death of traditional skills. Their latest Wave collection resembles anemones, starfish and...
Public Spaces That Pop.Public spaces define the culture of a city and shape the way we all live. Well designed, they have the power to create a sense of community, belonging and identity. And the best part? Everyone can join in. They can also be almost anything,...
Drama at the Gate: Terminal 2G, Charles De Gaulle Airport by DorothĂ©e Meilichzon.Charles De Gaulle Airport has received a dramatic overhaul by the je ne sais quoi queen of hospitality herselfâDorothĂ©e Meilichzon. No, not the lounge, but an actual boarding hall at Terminal 2G, and like almost everything she touches,...
Rosalie Hotel in Paris by Marion Mailaender.With Hotel Rosalie, Marion Mailaender shakes up the average Parisian 4-star standard. The designer looked to build on what already exists in order to implant her work in its authentic context, with all materials equally chosen for their...
Rodolphe Parente’s Debut Furniture & Lighting Collection.Rodolphe Parente brings playful sensibilities to his debut furniture and lighting collection Apertura at the upcoming Paris Design Week. The architect broadens his range of materials to create a collection of transversality while...
A Young Art Collectorâs Home by Corpus Studio.Corpus Studio drew inspiration from several sources for this raw and glam house of a young art collectorâLondonâs architectural scale; the volumes and large windows of early century Parisian artistsâ studios; Italian architect Carlo...
An Old Greenhouse in Paris Converted into Event Space by Forme Architecture + Urbanisme.Forme Architecture + Urbanisme have delivered an atypical projectâthe conversion of an abandoned horticultural greenhouse into event space in the private garden of the Clinique Saint Jean de Dieu in Paris. Built in the 18th century for...
Villa Guggenbuhl in Paris by Hauvette & Madani.Villa Seurat isnât a villa at all. Rather, itâs a small private street of studio-houses of yesteryear artists like Jean Lurçat, Marcel Gromaire and Arnold Huggler, designed in large part, by late architect AndrĂ© Lurçat in the early...
HĂ©ritages Explores âResonancesâ and âDissonancesâ at Le Corbusierâs UnitĂ© dâHabitation in Marseille.At the UnitĂ© dâHabitation in Marseille, HĂ©ritages connects an international line-up of creative to explore the concepts of âresonancesâ and âdissonances'. Through the work of several artists and designers, the exhibition aims to...
