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How did this Singapore architecture firm become the 10th largest in the world?
They count the Esplanade, Golden Mile Complex, and Singapore Sports Hub among their projects.
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How did this Singapore architecture firm become the 10th largest in the world?
They count the Esplanade, Golden Mile Complex, and Singapore Sports Hub among their projects.
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David Cervera Designs Luxury Retreat in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula
Luxury Retreat by David Cervera features Modest Design and Plenty of Hammocks!
The prestigious and much awarded designer David Cervera recently designed a luxury retreat in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula which is characterized by a modest and simple concept.
Named as El Palmar, the interior design project is nothing but a 90 square meter space located among a grove of palms in Chuburná – a narrow barrier island north of Mérida.
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75 Kenmare by Kravitz Design Features Contemporary Aesthetic
Luxury development in New York city, 75 Kenmare by Kravitz Design, features artful contemporary interiors.
The interior of the 75 Kenmare project is a reflection of Kravitz Design founder’s eclectic lifestyle. The luxury project features 38 limited edition residences which were developed by DHA Capital and designed by the award winning New York architect Andre Kikosi.
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Enchanting Towers: Discover the World’s Most Stunning Castles
Throughout the Middle Ages (and beyond), there was no better display of wealth and power than building a castle. Whether it was intended for relaxation and inspiration or intimidation and protection, the castle has always been an incredible and imposing sight. But much has changed throughout the centuries; those dimly lit, daunting Gothic fortresses have […]
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Glace et Chocolate by Studio Nendo Features Stacked Soil Walls
Studio Nendo designs Glace et Chocolate pastry in Tokyo using innovative wall aesthetics
Japanese based studio Nendo recently designed the interior of the Glace et Chocolate patisserie shop in Kichijoji, Tokyo recreating chocolate layers in its architecture with stacked soil walls.
The wall features an interesting design where soil of various shades were stacked to make it look like they were cut and staggered.
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