Unmistakably Scandinavia
The Scandinavian Golf Club Complex in Denmark’s Farum combines golden pine with gold-veined slate
The Scandinavian Golf Club Complex in Denmark’s Farum combines golden pine with gold-veined slate
(October 2010) From the layered-look of Japan’s Mille-Feuille-House to a museum in Norway – a look at building exteriors is worth the while
(October 2010) Madrid’s high-class dwelling complex „La Finca“ impresses with its elegant façade
(September 2010) Taiwanese designer combines ethereal oils, much wood and little marble in showroom
The Clubhouse in a Mexican housing complex shows possibilities for implementing gabions in construction
(August 2010) In Ankara a House of God travels bold new paths in religious architecture / New Mosque in Berlin
(August 2010) Casa Torres toys with mountain scenery
(July 2010) Puristic, marble-clad Japanese weekend-villa
(June 2010) From the Tibetan Visitor Centre to Berlin’s Ministries – a glance at the mantles cloaking buildings is worth the while
(May 2010) Tropical plants and sandstone lend terminal 3 of Singapore’s airport a very special flair
Turkish architects are constructing a residential complex with a spectacular view in Bodrum on the shores of the Mediterranean Ocean
Danish Architects 3XN are building Horten lawyers’ head office worth seeing in Copenhagen
Fantini Mosaici is a world-renown Italian Company which looks back on century-old tradition
Center for Development of Stones (CDOS): Prize for stone-related architecture awarded for the first time in India
(February 2010) Spanish architects clad building in mining region in slate