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Step into these hyper-functional and agile homes that are facing our uncertain future head-on with an all-inclusive consciousness. Take a moment to reflect on your domestic situation since 2020 and realise that few things matter more than the spaces you inhabit and operate in. Our modern times have made it clear that the house is not just a home, but has the potential to be an office, a gym, a studio, a playground, a community. Accordingly, co...

Immerse yourself in the world of harmonious residential design through the Japan-based architecture studio, Apollo. Featuring a harmonious balance between indoor, outdoor and hybrid spaces, Apollo, a Japanese-based studio, crafts warm and inviting homes through their dedication to design, security and function. These houses are understated, yet monumental in their confident form. With a firm rejection of frivolity, their functionality is conju...

Float! Building on Water to Combat Urban Congestion and Climate Change propageert een nieuwe manier van bouwen: op water in plaats van op land. Drijvende gebouwen lijken misschien revolutionair, maar bieden een voor de hand liggende oplossing voor dichtbebouwde steden. De meeste wereldsteden liggen aan het water en hebben een tekort aan ruimte op de plaats waar er de meeste vraag naar is: in het centrum. Het water stelt binnensteden in staat o...

Where We Learn investigates how learning spaces are evolving to be made more engaging, flexible and all-around better suited to today's challenges and opportunities. When educational spaces are designed not only to suit, but to harness the power of new learning models, they have a catalytic potential to improve the way knowledge is shared and retained. Once static, spaces where learning takes place have expanded far beyond the walls of the cla...

The Healthy Indoors candidly addresses the increasing need for spaces designed to serve multiple and diverse uses while promoting a culture of wellbeing and innovation. Health, wellbeing and comfort have become critical priorities in carving new spaces. Addressed through the use of carefully selected materials, systems and design strategies, these considerations are now widely implemented to augment the structures we inhabit, from our homes an...

Aimed at current bachelor's degree students, recent graduates and professionals looking for a specialisation, this guide provides an in-depth overview of 30 of the world's leading graduate schools that offer a master's degree in interior design and interior architecture.The featured schools are selected based on a list of criteria including the quality of the graduation work, the employability and success of former students, the list of lectur...

Tom Morris is a London - based writer, editor and content consultan t. He writes about design, craft and architecture for numerous titles including Architectural Digest , FT Weekend, i - D , Newsweek and Departures. Tom acted as design editor at Tyler Brule¿s Monocle magazine for many years and remains a contributing editor th ere. Tom is the author of The Hinterland: Cabins, Love Shacks and Other Hide-Outs (Gestalten, 2016), and he also edite...

Investigating the realms of architecture and its future possibilities, this book is an exploration of innovation and new forms of design and urbanity. It is a didactic yet personal approach to urbanity matters . Inspiring projects, all realised by Julien De Smedt Architects, emphasi s e the melt ing pot of diverse program me s that should be considered in creating future - proof cities.

As e-commerce uproots the norms and conventions of physical retail, Chinese retailers are showing the way forward. What can designers, architects and industry leaders learn from this innovation melting pot? Departing from Frame's successful Powershop series, Learning from China showcases 50+ retail designs developed by a troupe of national and international designers in China. From in -store maker studios and themed pop-ups to multifunctional ...

Departing from Frame's successful The Other Office series, this book will explore the many different iterations of today's workspaces through an in-depth exploration of 50+ projects worldwide. From co-works and corporate offices to work cafés and transit spaces, and everything in between, a curated selection of projects will highlight today's varied and bold interpretations of the workplace.These case studies will be introduced by essays refle...

Architecture influences the way we live and the way we live influences architecture. Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects - Architecture Is a Social Act explores these two ideas at the core of LOHA's work and shows how one informs the other. The book features 25 projects from across two decades and two continents, ranging in scope from housing projects and commercial complexes to cultural landmarks and master-planned communities. Each project demonstra...

Tokyo-based design firm MOMENT, run by Hisaaki Hirawata and Tomohiro Watabe, creates rich and sleek commercial environments for a wide spectrum of brands, having attracted many celebrated clients. Their work ranges from store designs for high-end fashion brands to temporary retail spaces, cafés, restaurants, and ambient plans for department stores. This book highlights the duo's versatile and skilful visual approach, detail-oriented spatial br...

In times of disruption, the food retail industry is looking for new metaphors.

Architects do not actually build buildings, ' says Mikkel Frost, co-founder of Danish architecture firm CEBRA. 'What we build is an idea. To visualize it, we build drawings.' The evolutionary process of how aphorisms develop into precise architectural concepts is illustrated through a collection of Frost's sketches and watercolours. Over 200 drawings are organized into 20 sections, each relating to one of CEBRA's projects. An index containing ...

Clive Wilkinson is an architect, designer, writer and strategist with expertise in the applic ation of urban design thinking to interior design, specifically in workplace and educational communities. His practice, Clive Wilkinson Architects, was established in Los Angeles in 1991 and is an acknowledged global leader in workplace design.

Edited by: Ana Martins, currently residing in The Netherlands, Amsterdam Authors: Jeanne Tan, currently residing in The Netherlands, Amsterdam Lauren Teague, currently residing in United Kingdom, London Angel Trinidad, currently residing in The Netherlands, Amsterdam

The regular feature 'What I've Learned' in Frame magazine opens the door for readers to discover more about their favourite designers and architects. In candid interviews, these individuals reflect on the path their careers have taken them and the industry at large, offering the reader the possibility to take a shortcut and learn from their experiences. Revisiting a selection of these interviews for compilation into this new book, What I've Le...

City Quitters portrays creative pioneers pursuing alternative ways of living and working away from big cities. What does it mean to leave city life behind? Can the reality of living in the countryside fulfil our desire for a better, simpler, more creative life? This book is an attempt to shed light on what rural life can be like today, with all its joys and challenges, providing a fresh look at the people and scenes thriving outside urban spac...

Generational dialogues between 40 world-renowned creatives exploring how the creative legacy of previous generations is being reinterpreted over time.

In an age of digital predominance, One Artist, One Material celebrates the limitations and possibilities of physical materials, by means of interviews with 50 world-renowned artists about their material of choice. Over the course of their careers, many artists develop a preference for a particular material, allowing them to become intimately familiar with its physical possibilities and limitations. The artists who share their valuable experien...