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.

The Cypriot capital of Nicosia made some serious waves in the architecture world a few years ago, when Zaha Hadid Architects won the competition for the redesign of the city’s main square.

Seattle-based MW Works has overhauled an early-20th-century barn to create a family holiday home that celebrates rustic materials and fittings.

A unique LaFerrari has raced into the record books, selling for $7 million at RM Sotheby’s in Florida.

World automotive shows, collector competitions, and exclusive press launches have all been the locations for unique, first-of-a-kind vehicle concepts to be presented to the globe in 2016.

With the increasing popularity of cycling in the city, Norway has set ambition goals to create an environmental and sustainable future: today, a number of railway stations will have a bicycle hotel to promote that particular mode of transportation.

One sunny summer’s day three years ago, a small delegation of people stepped out of a run-down military Jeep onto an overgrown field on the Bungenäs peninsula on the Swedish island of Gotland, taking the concept of purchasing property sight unseen to a whole new level.

There was much art-world hype earlier in the year about Robert Rauschenberg's famously fragile Monogram goat travelling to London for the first time in two decades.

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Architectural designer John Pawson has transformed a second-world-war telecommunication bunker into an art and furniture museum in Berlin's Kreuzberg neighbourhood.

The BSL 2 House is a Gulf-side 2nd home in the historically designated area of Bay St. Louis. It is not only the client’s second home but it is the second design and second site for the house.

By any yardstick, New York is a city that seems hell-bent on reinventing itself at every turn. A case in point is the High Line.

The newest collection of townhouses on Albert Street in Melbourne’s Preston was designed with the intent to build on the suburb’s status as a flourishing hub coming into its own within the city.

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.

Since her storied, mid-1990s video installation Wallfuckin', Italian artist Monica Bonvicini's practice has focused on two rather unusual themes: walls and sex.

Through a slit in the façade you enter a private world, one of soft wood and cast concrete, where the confounding angles of the stairwell lead to rooms of pure symmetry, filled with natural light and the gentle swaying of a camphor tree.

People’s Architecture Office has designed a temporary, prefabricated structure that addresses the future of residential living in China.

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