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Gjergji Shkurti gives Millions Goods Ft Greene a regal renovation (opens the original)
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Architect Gjergji Shkurti has collaborated with concept shop Million Goods for its second Brooklyn location, using marble, custom millwork and curated furniture to create a transition from hospitality to retail. A glossy red spiral staircase can be spotted through windows that face the buzzy part of DeKalb Street in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. The space became the Million Goods's second shop after co-founder Matt Reyer, who lives nearby, spotting it when it was inhabited by a design studio. Reyer and
Herzog & de Meuron reuses foundations for mass-timber school building (opens the original)
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Swiss studio Herzog & de Meuron has utilised the existing concrete foundation of an older structure for the Student Center & Dining Commons at Amherst College, adding mass-timber levels on top. The Student Center & Dining Commons at Amherst College in Massachusetts rises from the skeleton of the Merrill Science Center, a brutalist brick building designed in the 1960s by Boston firm Campbell, Aldrich and Nulty. Herzog & de Meuron expanded the building from 80,000 to 120,000 square feet (7,432 to
Federico Stefanovich revamps studio in 1920s Mexico City building to showcase his lighting (opens the original)
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Mexican lighting designer Federico Stefanovich has worked with local interiors firm Nama Studio to renovate his studio in a hotel-turned-arts building in Mexico City's Centro neighbourhood. Known for his expressive metal lighting, Federico Stefanovich renovated the interior of the balcony-clad Edificio Humboldt, a historic building designed by Canadian architect Thomas Sinclair Gore and completed in 1922. Today it holds dozens of art and design studios and workshops. Stefanovich and Nama Studio
The quirky architecture of Burning Man 2026 (opens the original)
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Photographer Gurpreet Chawla has captured this year's architectural installations at the annual Burning Man festival in Nevada, from a broken Eiffel Tower to a chapel made from nylon panels. Teams of artists, architects and volunteers installed creative installations for the yearly gathering in Nevada's alkaline desert. The installations and pavilions need to be relatively lightweight, as they must be shipped in and completely shipped out in line with Burning Man's leave-nothing-behind policy. M
Parsons researchers warn of plastic toxicity in American manufactured homes (opens the original)
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Researchers at Parsons School of Design's Healthy Material Lab have released a study that raises concerns about the "many substances harmful to human health" in a typical prefabricated American home. Called Manufactured Homes: An Analysis of Health and Environmental Impacts of Common Building Materials, the study highlighted potential negative health effects associated with manufactured homes. Manufactured homes have been popular among Americans for the last century and peaked in the 1970s, with
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