Renowned Japanese designer Nobuo Araki’s firm The Archetype has created ‘The Mass’

Stacked concrete blocks and roof deck give diners sea views from South Korean cafe by IDMM Architects

Located in Guozijian Street, a historic district in Beijing, the furniture brand Lost and Found commissioned a store renovation developed by B.L.U.E. Architecture Studio.

A visually stunning new video titled “Original is never finished” celebrating street culture, authenticity and going after one’s dreams was released by adidas on 18 January for its adidas Original series.

On the Tarrawarra Estate in the Yarra Valley Melbourne-based architect Kerstin Thompson created a subterranean wine experience with the charm of a European wine cellar surrounded by an Australian landscape.

US firm Montalba Architects looked to California's modernist heritage to design this boutique set up by celebrity twins Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen.

Located between two production warehouses of leafy green vegetables, the project consisted of resolving the location of offices in a space that made emphasis on the constant interaction of the areas...

Two major types of pharmacies can be found in Japan. The first is the drug store, or what can be described as retail pharmacies.

As Aesop continues to expand their branches across the globe, the design of their store interiors differ depending on their location.

A+Awards: this wine production and tasting facility emerges from the vine-planted landscape of northern Spain, and was a recipient of a 2016 Architizer A+Award.

Francisco Pardo and Julio Amezcua have transformed a derelict house in Mexico city by topping an existing 19th century structure with a new concrete and glass volume.

As part of Daimaru Kyoto store’s 300th anniversary, Japan based Oniki Design Studio has recently completed the renovation and restoration of the gion machiya townhouse — transforming it into an exclusive Hermès pop-up boutique.

Modern innovation and time-tested tradition are the two main ingredients that have been blended into the design of the new BAKE Cheese Tart store designed by Japanese designer, Yusuke Seki.

The project is the restoration of an existing night club, making the general area the most impressive element of this place.

Aesop is a brand that has achieved the impossible – global saturation while maintaining a sense of bespoke locality.

Occupying one of the remaining three ‘machiya’ townhouses in Kyoto, the once typical home-cum-shop for local merchants has been refurbished into a Japanese sake and craft beer bar by PUDDLE.

ZAO / Standardarchitecture has completed a hostel inside a renovated beijing hutong that measures just 30 square meters.

Architects office Roovice has converted a former warehouse in Miura, Japan, into a bagel shop, replacing the existing walls with polycarbonate panels to make the building more transparent.