A Balinese-style house that hides with nature, by 42mm Architecture This lush, leafy house is rooted in the earth and camouflaged by the trees beyond. “It’s a modern interpretation of the Balinese architectural style,†says Priyanka Khanna of 42mm Architecture. Here, luxury is inseparable from nature, enriched in its veryRead More →
WASHINGTON – February 24, 2021 – According to a new report released today by the American Institute of Architects (AIA), a slight improvement in business conditions has led to a decrease in the number of architectural firms reporting lower billing. The AIA Architecture Billings Index (ABI) score for January wasRead More →
German federal prosecutors have charged a German citizen with espionage, claiming he passed the floor plans of the Bundestag parliament building to Russian intelligence services. The man, identified only as Jens F, obtained PDF files with floor plans during his work for a company that was hired to maintain electricalRead More →
BERLIN (AP) – A German has been charged with espionage for allegedly passing information on properties used by the German parliament to Russian military intelligence, prosecutors said Thursday. The suspect, identified only as Jens F. under German privacy rules, worked for a company that had been repeatedly mandated to checkRead More →
BERLIN (Reuters) – German federal prosecutors have charged a German citizen with espionage, claiming he passed floor plans of the Bundestag parliament building to Russian intelligence services. The man, identified only as Jens F., obtained PDF files with floor plans during his work for a company that was hired toRead More →
A stunning retreat that emerges from the landscape of Bali, by Studio Jencquel Umah Hati, a house in Bali by Studio Jencquel is built on land that slopes down to a river bed. Jencquel, who worked closely with landscape designer Menno Landstra from the start, chose to build closer toRead More →
New York designer Matthew Patrick Smyth is known for his interiors that have a traditional bent and attention to detail. He designs everything from romantic New England beach houses to cutting edge Tribeca lofts. His latest book “Through a Designer’s Eye: A Focus on Interiors” (Monacelli Press) includes photos andRead More →
The Clinton Historical Society is hosting the second part of a two-part program called “Architectural Styles of Clinton / Kirkland Houses” at 2 pm on Sunday February 21. Presented by local historian and Clinton Historical Society member Richard Williams, this program will cover 19th century architectural styles including Queen Anne,Read More →
Zillow Group Inc. introduced a feature that allows users to virtually tour properties through their floor plans. It hopes to provide a better alternative to pre-recorded video tours from realtors, which have proven unpopular even during a boom in visits to its platforms fueled by a pandemic. The real estateRead More →
City officials have budgeted as much as $ 10.9 million for what would be the biggest facelift of the two-acre square since the 1980s, up from $ 4 million last summer. They hope to start construction in 2022. The underlying theme of the design will be flexibility. Sasaki found, throughRead More →
Creative agency Wide Eye has redesigned the White House logo to symbolize US President Joe Biden’s “desire to bring the country closer” after Donald Trump. The updated design is a slightly more detailed and architectural version of the flat logo introduced under the Trump administration. “Following the tradition and heritageRead More →
Brooklyn, NY, February 10, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Illya Azaroff, AIA, associate professor of architectural technology at New York City College of Technology (City Tech), CUNY, has been identified as a leading expert in resilience in the United States and weighed in on recommendations for holistic resilience actions under theRead More →
Ashish Gupta is a man of gentle manners, but there are some things he cannot stand. The unnecessary felling of trees, for example. Two years ago, after weeks of campaigning to save linden, hawthorn and cherry trees that were to be felled on his leafy street in Queen’s Park, theRead More →
U.S. Representative Louie Gohmert R-Tyler was fined $ 5,000 for failing to review required metal detectors on the home floor inside the United States Capitol building . According to the Dallas Morning News, Gohmert was one of two representatives to be fined for avoiding metal detectors. Under a newly approvedRead More →
Aberrant packaging of chromosomes in B-cell nuclei may play a role in the development of B-cell-linked blood cancers, according to a new study by researchers at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons. New biomarkers for the early diagnosis of a variety of cancers, and a new class ofRead More →