The Casino Terrace Madrid, Spain / Redesigned 2020
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The Casino Terrace Madrid, Spain / Redesigned 2020
Hayon Studio / Jaime Hayon
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Galerie May Paris, France
Maylis Queyrat & Charles Tassin
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Four Seasons Hotel Spa, Milan 2011
Patricia Urquiola / Photograph by Alessandro Paderni
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Renovation on a building in Jaffa, Tel Aviv, Israel by architects Raz Melamed and Omar Danan.
Images by: Amit Geron
Via thecoolhunter.net
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A. Masow Architects
Cartier Store Manhattan, New York (Design & Visualization)
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Koichi Takada Architects
“Arc” by Crown Group / Sydney, Australia
Photographs: © Martin Siegner
Via: designboom
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The Cemetery Of San Cataldo / Modena, Italy
Architect Aldo Rossi completed 1971
Photography © Romain Courtemanche
Via AD France
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Palazzo della Civiltà Italianà
Roma, Italia
Photography by Beppe Brancato
Via Wallpaper.com (12-2015)
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Palazzo della Civiltà Italianà
Roma, Italia
Photography by Beppe Brancato
One of my favorite buildings!
Via Wallpaper.com (12-2015):
In 1938, Benito Mussolini ordered the transformation of 420 acres of lifeless no-man’s land five miles outside of Rome’s centre into a precinct of skyscrapers and freshly planted trees. Called EUR (Esposizione Universale di Roma), this mini-city was set to play a starring role in Rome’s 1942 world fair, the perfect platform for trumpeting the pomp and power of Mussolini’s political empire. EUR was the most ambitious architectural scheme of his entire ego-fuelled Fascist regime, and like most despot pet projects, it went up with whizzing speed and efficiency. The biggest jewel in this cement crown was the Palazzo della Civiltà Italianà, a magnificent six-storey marble tower featuring a neoclassical facade of never-ending arches with glass and bronze windows that extend across all four of the building’s sides.
The Second World War ruined Il Duce’s carefully hatched plans. The world fair was promptly cancelled, Mussolini was eventually overthrown, and EUR was shut down, leaving its brand new buildings all dressed up with nothing to do. Since then, this iconic building has been left eerily empty. Over the last seven decades, there have been occasional renters or onetime exhibitors (such as Giorgio Armani) who took temporary residence in Palazzo della Civiltà’s enormous interiors. But for the most part, the giant building was left without a heartbeat. Finally, though, it has fittingly glamorous tenants. The Rome-based fashion brand Fendi, led by CEO Pietro Beccari, has completed a full-scale, 18-month restoration, awakening the building from its long sleep and transforming it into its official global headquarters. Every square centimetre of its 20,000 sq m is now in use.
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Moritzkirche (The Church of St. Moritz)
John Pawson, Architect
Augsburg, Germany
2008 – 2013
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Monasterio De San Lorenzo del Escorial, España
Main staircase of the Royal Monastery of Escorial. Attributed to Giovanni Battista Castello, it was modified by Juan de Herrera. Via @jepsolell on IG
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Giocondo Albertolli 1798. Illustration of a Corinthian Capital. Collection of the Cooper Hewitt.
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The Balmain store in Paris by Joseph Dirand
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An oversized plaster bust of Juno Ludovisi. Late 19th Century after the antique. Sold by Christie’s in 2014.
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The home of Dries Van Noten in Lier, Belgium
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CKC Interiors
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India Mahdavi, Café Français
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