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Aware: Architecture and Senses is an exhibition that has been curated by the Danish architecture and research studio for⁠ . Running until September 15, it “explores the connections between people and space, inviting visitors to experience and understand it for themselves.” ⁠
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The architecture firm has devised six immersive, 1:1 installations – enhanced by lighting by and soundscapes by – where “the emphasis is not on form or function, but on the visitors’ experience in space.” These include a dazzlingly reflective red spiral staircase, a wood-slatted nook for that exudes coziness, and an array of voluptuous translucent partitions in overlapping hues.

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Japanese architect Riken Yamamoto has been announced as the laureate of the 2024 , recognized by the jury for a “long, coherent, rigorous career” that has integrated uncommon sensitivity to place and culture into a diverse and wide-ranging international portfolio of built work. “By the strong, consistent quality of his buildings, he aims to dignify, enhance and enrich the life of individuals — from children to elders — and their social connections,” notes the jury citation.⁠

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New York City’s understands the spectrum of inspiring sour hues of the beer market especially well. Since launching in 2019, the beermaker (which is NYC’s first exclusively female-owned production brewery) has become well-regarded for its supersaturated sours. (Recent releases include Watermelon Splash and Tart Deco Banana Split.) In keeping with that same spirit, the beermaker’s fourth taproom, near Manhattan’s Bryant Park, is splashed in a bright, energetic palette that departs from the dark, industrial feel of many brewery taprooms. Credit for the airy, charismatic interior goes to NYC architecture and interior design firm , working with .⁠

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Sumatra, Bengaluru

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The philosophical intent of The Folly by is to provide a gentle retreat for its owners. As such, employs an interior quality of calm and repose to the interior of the guest house. Split into two spaces, the shed functions as a garden shed and a guest house, which appears as a great rectangular form. Keeping the floor simple, The Folly has a place for everything while also appearing casual and informal so as to elevate the desire to find respite.

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Architecture by Cheshire Architects.
Interior design by .
Build by Clifftop Services.
Landscape design by Urbanite Damian Wendleborn.

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-based studio story unveils ‘house 3.5 x 17,’ a narrow sun-drenched family with stacked terraces.

Each bedroom opens onto a balcony, featuring potted plants and unique cut-outs to disrupt the and allow for communication between family members on different levels.

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“The Heartwood Residence sits on the east bank of the Willamette River in Portland, Oregon. Offering a sweeping panorama of the river and its wildlife, the home overlooks boat docks, freight barges, and an early 20th-century railroad bridge, recalling the city’s industrial roots.

Inspired by the architects’ New Mexico origins, the main house and guest house form a one-story compound organized around a central courtyard, where a mature maple tree was preserved as the centerpiece.” From the architects.

Heartwood Residence was designed by William / Kaven Architecture , located in , and photographed by Jeremy Bittermann



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Championing the best of local design, Issue No. 11 features Ground House 107R by David Fewson, Black Vespa Home by , Cobden Terrace by , Somers House by , Blairgowrie House by and Glen Iris House by .

Photography by , , , and .
Architecture by David Fewson, Stafford Architecture, Matt Gibson Architecture + Design, Kennedy Nolan, Eastop Architects and Pandolfini Architects.
Interior Design by Hannah Fewson and Jane Fewson, Stafford Architecture, Matt Gibson Architecture + Design, Eastop Architects, Pandolfini Architects and .
Build by David Fewson, , Kleev Homes, , .build and DOME.
Styling by , Matt Gibson Architecture + Design, and Lisa Buxton Interiors.

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The contrast between boldness and quiet moments within Balmain House aligns with the ebb and flow of daily life. .sydney readies the home for its coming chapters by allowing a deep connection to place and relationship with the garden.

Photography by .
Architecture by SAHA.
Build by Keith March Constructions.
Engineering by .
Joinery by

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Te Arai Beach House in New Zealand designed by Fearon Hay / Interiors by Sonja Hawkins Design / 📸 Sam Hartnett
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