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Terrazzo is a composite material widely used in architecture for its durability, versatility, and aesthetic appeal. Made from chips of marble, quartz, granite, or glass embedded in a cement or resin binder, terrazzo is often used for floors, walls, and countertops. Its polished, seamless surface allows for intricate designs and vibrant color combinations, making it a popular choice in both traditional and modern interiors. Known for being low-maintenance and highly durable, terrazzo is also valued for its sustainability, as it can incorporate recycled materials and offers a long lifespan in high-traffic areas.
Sangath Office, the architectural studio of Pritzker Prize laureate Balkrishna Doshi in Ahmedabad, India, is more than a workspace—it is a manifesto of his design philosophy. Built-in 1981, Sangath embodies…
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Since opening in 2015, MixC has established itself as a commercial landmark in Hefei, in Anhui Province’s thriving Tianhe business district. However, as commercial developments evolved, the rooftop of this…
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The Flickering Peak CP·SUN RIVER Art Gallery, designed by Wutopia Lab and completed in 2024, is a striking addition to the cultural landscape of Wanning, Hainan. Located in Coffee Village,…
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Electric car manufacturer NIO has unveiled its new European flagship store, a stunning renovation by MVRDV of a seven-story building on Amsterdam’s iconic Keizersgracht. Originally constructed in the late 19th…
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Casa M stands in the picturesque Algarve region of Portugal, known for its stunning coastline and charming villages – a remarkable example of sustainable residential architecture. Designed by A-lab Architects,…
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In the bustling Eixample district of Barcelona, a new culinary location has emerged, redefining the neighborhood bar’s concept. Vereda, brought to life by the design studio A SPACE ABOUT (ASA),…
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Ovenecká 33, designed by Objektor Architekti and brought to life through the creative vision of Tereza Porybná, challenges traditional notions of architecture by pushing the boundaries of public and private…
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