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Feel has an overall homogeneous appearance and at the same time encompasses tactile sensations that evolve the traditional concept of concrete, offering an original interpretation of it. The ...

“Seven” is an all-day coffee and eatery located on the ground floor of a newly constructed residential block, and offers specialty coffee and healthy food. The design of the space is implemented by ...

We don't do things by halves with cut down, but we offer half the size: as a pure downlight, which can naturally also be installed as an uplight, cut's little sister combines a compact shape with a ...

3M™ FASARA™ Glass Finishes Fabric Series are versatile, high-style, decorative films perfect for enhancing privacy. They provide the look and translucency of textured decorative glass at a fraction of ...

At first glance, adding a mezzanine floor to a layout either seems like a complete waste of good floorspace or a clumsy attempt to squeeze two storeys into one – like wearing skinny jeans after ...

Increasing in both size and number, cities worldwide are experiencing accelerated growth. With green land regularly lost to either urbanisation or its effects – such as rising sea levels or natural ...

‘Study nature, love nature, stay close to nature. It will never fail you,’ observed the famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright nearly 100 years ago. This approach is more relevant than ever in today's ...