Where Sustainable Design
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Studio Minosa transforms a forgotten subterranean room in Epping, NSW into an intimate wine cellar - a private sanctuary for an Australian fine-wine collector.
Bal Harbour offers a more intimate way to experience Miami Art Week: site-specific installations by Ana Bonamico and Tania Esponda Aja, oceanfront public art, and cultural programs in partnership with leading museums.
From onyx that glows like a lantern to pleated concrete that filters sun and breeze, this edition explores how surfaces shape atmosphere. Eleven projects- from Singapore to Mexico and Australia-trace a curatorial arc of stone, steel, micro-concrete, crafted plasters and living timber. Not just finishes but experiences: materials that hold light, guide air, and choreograph movement.
A walk through San Miguel Chapultepec: RGR’s Detrás de la pantalla, Design Week Mexico’s Hecho en Recuerdo and PRINT 2025, Le Laboratoire’s FÉNIX, and Fervor’s gold-leaf studio.
Architecture & Design
The Evolution of Well-Being
The Art of Publish Deluxe Editions Driven by Sustainability
How The Wave of Sustainable Design reaches the Swiss Alps: hotels, brands and architecture that turn sustainability into culture, not campaign, across contemporary hospitality.
Lemay’s new welcome pavilion and bell tower for Saint Joseph’s Oratory in Montreal reshape the pilgrimage route on Mount Royal, blending heritage, landscape and sustainable design into a contemporary visitor experience.
Overlook Residence in Carbondale, Colorado transforms an “unbuildable” site above the Roaring Fork River into a compact live–work home, proving how resourceful design can keep local craftspeople in one of the region’s most exclusive landscapes.
At Kilometro Rosso in Bergamo, architect Francesca Perani transforms the Confindustria headquarters forecourt into a “super piazza” — a reversible public space where graphic decking, vapour and landscape create a multisensory experience.
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