リニューアルした横浜美術館 ― 光と石が響き合う空間へ。... The post 横浜美術館 ― 丹下健三が描いた港町の文化拠点 – Yokohama Museum of Art ― Kenzo Tange’s Cultural Hub for the Port City first appeared on 物語を届けるしごと.| 物語を届けるしごと
建築家・丹下健三さんは、幼少期から青春時代を愛媛県今治市... The post 【9/4は誕生日】瀬戸内は丹下建築の宝庫！ – 【4th Sep. is the birthday】The Seto Inland Sea is a treasure trove of Kenzo Tange architecture! first appeared on 物語を届けるしごと.| 物語を届けるしごと
若人の広場は太平洋戦争で戦没した全国約20万人の学徒ら若... The post 【淡路島】丹下健三設計『戦没学徒記念 若人の広場』 – [Awajishima island] “Memorial of War Dead Students, Youth Plaza” designed by architect Kenzo Tange first appeared on 物語を届けるしごと.| 物語を届けるしごと
Editors’ Note – This colonial house in Delhi carries an ambience of grandeur, infused with the elegance of Victorian-style colonialism. Expansive living, dining, and kitchen areas open into light-filled spaces framed by large glazing that connect seamlessly to the surrounding landscape. Inside, tropical interiors with bold geometry add a contemporary layer of comfort. The residence […] The post A Colonial House in Delhi Is Turning Heads For Its Country Style Grandeur | groupDCA appeared...| The Architects Diary
“Hilltop House” is envisioned as a contemporary yet context-sensitive residential project that harmonizes architecture and interior design to create a sanctuary perched on a scenic elevation. The design will respond directly to the topography, climate, and panoramic views, while delivering a highly functional, comfortable, and aesthetically refined living environment. This Hilltop House in Indore Is […] The post This Hilltop House in Indore Is Redefining Aesthetically Refined Living | O...| The Architects Diary
In the layered urban grain of Manjeri, the Timeless House reimagines a 1970s sloping roof residence through careful transformation. It’s a home that doesn’t shout for attention, but quietly repositions itself within its time and place, a sensitive reinterpretation of memory, material, and movement. Originally built in 1972, the house was structurally sound, featuring load-bearing […] The post This Sloping Roof House In Kerala Is A Sensitive Reinterpretation Of Memory & Material | PATH a...| The Architects Diary
For Eli Zabar, a celebrated figure in the New York food industry, starting a business begins not with a mission statement or defining a target audience; instead, it begins with a scrapbook. While we are standing in one of his restaurants, ‘Eli’s Table,’ Zabar pulls out a large scrapbook that is colored a deep shade...| The Science Survey
Overlooking Chimney Corner Beach and Northumberland, the team at MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects has completed a hospitality venture rooted in a heartfelt expression of place, identity and care. Ridge On The Chimney is a collection of four rental cottages, situated in the remote rural community of Chimney Corner on the west coast of Cape Breton Island,…| aspire design and home
Even the description “one of Italy’s most beautiful villages” doesn’t do justice to our first sight of this exquisite little town of just over 8,000 inhabitants, simply one of those places which brings out a wow or two at first sight. Bosa sits just a mile in from the sea on the banks of the Temo River, the only riverside town in all of Sardinia on the island’s only navigable river. Two ancient bridges span the Temo, colourful houses catch the sunshine, wooded hills surround the tow...| The Hungry Travellers
© Paula Marvelly, Berwick Church The light of all lights The post The Spirituality of Duncan Grant appeared first on The Culturium.| The Culturium
Schonbrunn Palace, Vienna, Austria is a spectacular palace and gardens similar to Versailles, France. Visitors not only experience its grandeur, but get a glimpse into the lives of the infamous Hab…| Charamana Consulting
The quirky Hill Country resort Onera Fredericksburg is beckoning fall travelers with the addition of 23 brand-new, high-end treehouse units. These aren't the nostalgic treehouses of childhood; each new luxury unit features sustainable materials, modern and sleek interior design, and sweeping, unobstructed views of the surrounding landscape. The new units are an expansion from the original 12 on the Fredericksburg property, making 35 in total. All of them make up a luxury resort with shared am...| CultureMap Dallas
We've often noticed how people starting with a technique imbue it with a lot of potential to solve all the problems of software development (* exaggerating for effect). This is rarely the case. Let's look in particular at domain modeling, and how bounded contexts are not 1-to-1 to business domains, inspired by another excellent article written by Mattias Verraes.| Mozaic Works
Hotel Designs Jonny Sin launches global architecture studio – Sin&Co. Jonny Sin launches global architecture studio – Sin&Co. Meghan Taylor.| Hotel Designs
Inside: These printable Famous World Structures STEM building challenge cards are designed to inspire your child’s interest in architecture and engineering. With this challenge, kids get to learn about famous structures around the world while flexing their creative and problem-solving muscles. It’s a perfect way to foster a love for STEM (that means Science, Technology, Engineering,… The post Famous World Structures STEM Challenges (Free) first appeared on KidMinds.| KidMinds
The 3dor office, with an exposed concrete shell, symbolises the harmonious integration of a mixed-use building in a semi-urban locality. Surrounded by lush greenery on one side, the project aims to achieve a complete public character for the office and to provide maximum privacy for the residential spaces. The idea was to create a connection […] The post Exposed Concrete Forms The Outer Shell For This Mixed-Use Commercial Building | 3dor Concepts appeared first on The Architects Diary.| The Architects Diary
Phoenix Arts & Innovation District By Sherry Magill The Road to Utopia runs through Jacksonville. Not the 1945 comedy featuring Bing Crosby and Bob Hope, but rather a 2024 documentary film […] The post PHX JAX: A Springfield Protopia appeared first on Arbus Magazine.| Arbus Magazine
The Art of the Jessie By Caitlin Flynn Buildings echo the past, even as they await the future. One of Jacksonville’s most iconic buildings, the Haydon Burns Library, had strong […] The post Looking To the Past To Create Our Future appeared first on Arbus Magazine.| Arbus Magazine
October 11 & 12 Experience some of Jacksonville’s most iconic mid-century modern and historic homes. Tour homes from quirky to fabulous, quaint beauties to riverfront estates. Now enjoying a […] The post Arlington Mod & More Home Tour appeared first on Arbus Magazine.| Arbus Magazine
By Ralph I. Hage/ Arab America Contributing Writer One time, as I drove through the leafy town of Yarzeh in the Baabda district in Lebanon, I decided to park on a quiet side street. I stepped outside my car and saw a statue of Saint Claire. Looking further down the road, I spotted a convent … Continued The post The Chapel of Saint Claire & Jacques Liger-Belair appeared first on Arab America.| Arab America
Earthships are off-grid, self-sustaining homes designed by Michael Reynolds to provide shelter, water, power, waste treatment, food, and comfort—using recycled and local materials. From forests to deserts, their design adapts to any climate, blending modern resilience with traditional building wisdom. The post Earthships: the off-grid homes built to weather any future appeared first on Green Prophet.| Green Prophet
Abrahamic Family House in Abu Dhabi is a where a mosque, church and synagogue stand side by side. Learn about the architecture and how to visit| Museum of Wander
Building your first commercial steel structure can feel overwhelming. From budgeting and permits to choosing the right installer, this guide walks you through essential steps to plan confidently and avoid costly mistakes. The post What To Know Before Building Your First Commercial Steel Structure first appeared on My Decorative.| My Decorative
Today's links A weekend's worth of links: Short hits for a long weekend. Object permanence: Floppy disk CD sleeves; Rules for radicals; California's preventable fires; Muppet Haunted Mansion; Wells Fargo steals rescued Nazi loot; Texas abortion release. Upcoming appearances: Where to find me. Recent appearances: Where I've been. Latest books: You keep readin' em, I'll keep writin' 'em. Upcoming books: Like I said, I'll keep writin' 'em. Colophon: All the rest. A weekend's worth of links (perm...| Pluralistic: Daily links from Cory Doctorow
September has arrived, and with it comes a brand-new season of books to discover. From interior design and art to fashion, cooking and entertaining, pop culture, nature, and more, these titles showcase the extraordinary creativity and vision of the authors, artists, and designers we are honored...| Rizzoli New York
In our “Engineering Energizers” Q&A series, we highlight the engineering minds driving innovation across Salesforce. Today, we feature Pratima Nambiar, a Distinguished Architect with 17 years of experience at Salesforce. Pratima has played a crucial role in developing and scaling the service mesh architecture that facilitates secure communication among thousands of services on Salesforce’s Hyperforce […] The post Building Hyperforce Service Mesh: Blast Radius Reduction, Scale Optimiza...| Salesforce Engineering Blog
26 August 2025 – I’m not usually right smack at water’s edge. But today, I am offered easy access to wild shoreline — just one of the Tatlow/Volunteer Parks enhancements, along with “daylighting” a long-buried creek. Who could resist? First I walk down these steps… where, second, I draw inspiration from that lone woman in […]| WALKING WOMAN
18 August 2025 – I’m just off a False Creek ferry and walking uphill toward home, still full of Flat White and café chatter with a good friend, when I stop to admire another good friend. (Albeit in a different category of friendship: painted, not human.) There she is, high a-top her alley home, her […]| WALKING WOMAN
In 1929, an unusual chapel emerged in a small Belgian town. The Sainte-Lutgarde de Fauquez Chapel—nicknamed the Glass Chapel—was built with a striking new material: marbrite, a type of glass that would soon become a hallmark of the Art Deco movement. Built by Arthur Brancart, owner of the Fauquez glassworks, it served both as a chapel for his workers and as a showroom for the factory's prized invention. Marbrite, as its name suggests, was a technique for tinting glass with specific color...| Atlas Obscura - Latest Articles and Places
In this episode, we’re joined by Abbie Clary, executive director of Health for All for CannonDesign, an architecture design company. She discusses why healthcare traditionally hasn’t been built around women, and what needs to change. The post MedCity FemFwd: Designing Healthcare Spaces for Women appeared first on MedCity News.| MedCity News
We’ve crossed the river from 178th St at Vyse Ave, South Bronx and are now outside 65 East 125th St., Harlem. Camilo José Vergara has been photographing the change at this part of New York City since 1977, creating a visual time map of a city in constant motion . Camilo has visited the same … Continue reading "The Changing Face of 65 East 125th St., Harlem, 1977 – 2025" The post The Changing Face of 65 East 125th St., Harlem, 1977 – 2025 appeared first on Flashbak.| Flashbak
“I feel that a people’s past, including their accomplishments, aspirations and failures, are reflected less in the faces of those who live in these neighborhoods than in the material, built environment in which they move and modify over time. ” – Camilo José Vergara Since 1980, Chilean-born photographer Camilo José Vergara has been marking … Continue reading "The Evolution of 178th St at Vyse Ave, South Bronx, NYC – 1980-2022" The post The Evolution of 178th St at Vyse Ave, S...| Flashbak
One of the most beautiful towns in Central Europe that you’ve never heard of….. Gothic towers and spires, Renaissance townhouses, Baroque churches, cafes and bars under medieval arches. It could be a blueprint for so many towns in the Czech Republic – andLitoměřice, barely an hour north of Prague, is one of the most enchanting […] This post 10 Best Things To Do In Litoměřice, Czech Republic by David Angel first appeared on Delve Into Europe.| Delve Into Europe
My older son has just finished teaching English in China over the summer and is now travelling around for a bit and sharing beautiful images of landscapes and museums that he’s seeing over there. Nothing like visiting places that Mum hasn’t been to (yet)! So this inspired my post this week: some of the most … Continue reading #FridayFun: Amazing Architecture in China| findingtimetowrite
Norstone natural stone veneer products have always lent themselves well to modern design schemes. It’s more than just the panel nature of our stacked stone panels, or the large rectangular format of our Planc large format tile product, it’s the inherent design we create in each of our products. Norstone products are about much more than […] The post Top 5 Modern Stone Veneer Residential Facades appeared first on Norstone.| Norstone
Over the years we’ve used our weekly blog articles to cover a lot of technical aspects of installing stone veneer, often times focusing on common mistakes we’ve seen made when installing stone veneer. An area that we’ve touched on briefly but never done a deep dive into is how high stone veneer can be installed. We’ve […] The post How High Can Stone Veneer Be Installed? appeared first on Norstone.| Norstone
With more than 20 motels demolished and high-design projects underway, Seaside Heights is becoming a case study in how local leadership and design can drive urban renewal.| Jersey Digs
Listen: On this night, the house is an organ, an orchestra, a bellowing storm. The stream roars under a bridge and balconies, channeling into rapids, leaping and crashing onto boulders below. Nothing is silent this night—forested as dusk without sun, cloaked by rain that thunders as if to announce water is coming to find the path of least resistance, to find her way home. This is a home of water, falling water, falling everywhere: over flat roofs and cantilevered terraces, sculpted balcon...| Brevity: A Journal of Concise Literary Nonfiction
Lately, I’ve been studying the fundamentals of Software Architecture for web applications, and I’m a bit unsure about how the data and presentation layers should interact. From what I understand, the presentation layer is responsible for operations like validating requests, handling authentication, and so on. Meanwhile, the business logic and query handling should live within services or, in some cases, dedicated queries and commands. My question is about data serialization and transmissi...| Recent Questions - Software Engineering Stack Exchange
For me the hardest part has always been designing data access layer. After trying various strategies I started leaning towards many small focused DAOs like in example below. public class EmployeeService { public Task<EmployeeAnnualReport> GetEmployeeAnnualReportAsync(int id, IGetEmployeeAnnualReportDAO dataAccess) { Employee employee = await dataAccess.GetEmployeeAsync(id); // skipped for brevity } public async Task UpdateEmployeeAsync(int id, EmployeeUpdateInfo info, IUpdateEmployeeDAO dataA...| Recent Questions - Software Engineering Stack Exchange
Maison TO in Sari-Solenzara, Corsica, was designed by Isabelle Berthet Bondet using local stone and timber. The house is inspired by traditional sheepfolds but updated with broad terraces and a suspended infinity pool that overlooks both mountains and sea. Stone walls anchor the structure to the rugged site, while over 200 m² of timber decking... The post This Corsican Mountain House with a Floating Pool Looks Unreal appeared first on Homedit.| Homedit
Designed by New York–based Mapos Studio, Peconic House is a 4,000-square-foot residence set on a five-acre site overlooking Peconic Bay. The project responds directly to its landscape with a combination of natural materials, a planted roof, and an elongated layout that follows the slope of the terrain. The house is defined by its green roof,... The post This Hamptons House with a Green Roof and Infinity Pool Looks Too Perfect to Be Real appeared first on Homedit.| Homedit
In Assis, São Paulo, Casa Brise by Sabella Arquitetura stands out with a façade that transforms sunlight into an architectural feature. The 450 m² residence was designed for a family moving from São Paulo city to the countryside, combining modern lines with practical comfort. The upper floor is wrapped in a perforated metal brise-soleil from... The post A Contemporary Home Where Façade and Sunlight Interact appeared first on Homedit.| Homedit
Casa Plaj in Lourinhã, Portugal, designed by extrastudio, is built on a steep coastal plot overlooking the Atlantic. The house keeps a compact footprint of 120 m² but uses height, skylights, and wide openings to bring in light and expand the sense of space. The standout feature is the swimming pool set parallel to the... The post Living Between Pool and Ocean: A Portuguese Retreat appeared first on Homedit.| Homedit
We are pleased to announce an audio-described tour of The Royal College of Physicians, as part of the 2025 London […]| VocalEyes
The Heritage Open Days Festival offers a great chance to get inside these iconic buildings, learn about their architecture and all for free| The London Economic
Dallas Innovates, Every Day: Here's what's new + next in North Texas. Three years after the passing of founder Mark Humphreys—and as it settles into new headquarters—Humphreys & Partners Architects is entering a new era while doubling down on its roots. The Dallas-based firm, known internationally for rethinking how multifamily housing gets built and visionary concepts like the “Uber Elevate Mega Skyport,” has announced a new leadership team and operational shift meant to carry it int...| Dallas Innovates
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Because the OpenAPI specification is a specification, just like the EcmaScript, HTML or CSS specification, we can reliably build tooling upon it. This tooling allows us to optimise our OpenAPI workflows and let us save precious time.| iO tech_hub
How would you incorporate OpenAPI within your project? In this chapter, we'll explore the two main approaches to using OpenAPI and the benefits of each workflow.| iO tech_hub
OpenAPI allows us to improve effeciency between teams and interdependent projects. It allows us to describe our API in a single document. In this part of the series, we will take you through the most important parts of an OpenAPI document.| iO tech_hub
To optimize project effeciency and to ensure a good communication between teams, we need contracts for our APIs. In this article, I will explain what the OpenAPI specification is and how it can help us to create contracts for our RESTful APIs.| iO tech_hub
Oxford is a city deeply entwined with religion. With the first of its colleges founded as Christian institutions, a college without a chapel is rare. The city’s architecture survives as a testament to this past. This is not to say that Christianity is the only religion to influence the city’s history. Every year on the […] The post Architectural and religious fusions in Andalusia and Oxford appeared first on Cherwell.| Cherwell
Gio Ponti transformed furniture design by blending elegance and function. His timeless pieces, like the Superleggera Chair, continue to shape modern interiors.| The Shelfist.
Studio Notes: Productive Asset Storage Time is one of the most valuable resources in any business, and too much of it is lost when employees can’t quickly find the files they need. A strong file storage system isn’t just a back-office function—it’s a driver of efficiency and productivity. A Breadcrumb Approach Think about how […]| BPI Color
BPI Color’s August Newsletter What’s Happening in The Color Lab This season, our team has seen a strong wave of signage projects centered on ADA signage, directional wayfinding, and branded environmental graphics. These projects reflect both ongoing compliance needs and the growing emphasis businesses place on creating accessible, easy-to-navigate spaces. Branded environmental signage, in particular, has been on […]| BPI Color
What’s New in Milwaukee & Madison A/E/C: August 2025 August has been a big month for Wisconsin’s A/E/C industry, with two groundbreaking projects setting the stage for growth, revitalization, and stronger communities. From Milwaukee’s suburban expansion to Madison’s historic redevelopment efforts, these projects highlight the innovation and collaboration shaping our state’s future. Brookfield Public […]| BPI Color
Consistency You Can Count On: From Print, to Install, and Beyond Throughout 2025, we’re highlighting our Core Values, represented by the acronymP-R-A-C-T-I-C-E. For the month of August, we’re focusing on “C” for Consistency. What does Consistency mean at BPI Color? For us, consistency starts with our people and processes. From Madison to Milwaukee and […]| BPI Color
source Every day unfolds in patterns that may seem ordinary on the surface but are held together by invisible structures. The harmony of a routine does not simply arise from habit—it emerges from careful design, consistency, and the seamless integration of elements that collectively shape well-being. Like an architectural blueprint hidden within the walls of […] The post The Unseen Architecture Behind a Harmonious Daily Routine appeared first on Slap Dash Mom.| Slap Dash Mom
On Maimonides, Bensonhurst, chamber music in Greenwich Village, Estonian choirs & more from the world of culture.| The New Criterion
The latest Triennale International Exhibition explores global imbalances through bold installations, data storytelling and visionary ideas It’s no news that political and biological inequalities are part of our daily lives, but can …| COOL HUNTING®
The Frank Gehry-designed Conrad Hotel faces his famed concert hall on Grand Avenue Since the 1970s, Frank Gehry has designed iconic buildings throughout Los Angeles. In 1989, he won the Pritzker Architecture …| COOL HUNTING®
What is it about doors that so often compels us to photograph them? Is it their ability to spark curiosity, suggesting something hidden just beyond? Or is it more simply their visual appeal, as they are often the most ornate or interesting element of a building? The post Gallery: looking back at doors appeared first on Travel with me.| Travel with me
This post was co-written by FactSet’s Cloud Infrastructure team, Gaurav Jain, Nathan Goodman, Geoff Wang, Daniel Cordes, Sunu Joseph and AWS Solution Architects, Amit Borulkar and Tarik Makota. At FactSet, their goal for cloud platform on AWS Cloud is to have high developer velocity alongside enterprise governance. They wanted application teams to have a frictionless […]| Amazon Web Services
Doors come in all shapes and sizes. Here is an eclectic mix of some of my favorite doors, conventional and non conventional. Lisbon, Portugal doors. I was taking a photography workshop and the inst…| The New 3 Rs: Retire, Recharge, Reconnect
This blog post is part of a series celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Reuther Library's building.| reuther.wayne.edu
Summer visitors to Charlevoix encounter at least two things about the area: first, that this part of Michigan is a haven for boat lovers and especially cruisers on the Great Lakes; and, second, that the city of Charlevoix is the home of Earl Young’s so-called ‘mushroom houses.’ The first observation regarding boats and the appealingly […]| Toward Beauty
Exterior view of Earl Young’s Weathervane Inn As a young man from the rural north of Michigan, Earl Young aspired to produce ‘natural houses’ in the spirit of Frank Lloyd Wright, his inspiration an…| Toward Beauty
Complaints about ugly new housing abound in Madison, but they aren't getting us anywhere.| Tone Madison
The Wonders of Sainte-Cecile Cathedral in Albi The Culture Map Sainte-Cecile Cathedral in Albi is famously the largest brick cathedral in the world. It has towered over the city like a fortified castle for the last 545 years. On my recent trip to Toulouse, I hopped on the train so I could look within its formidable pink walls. Albi doesn’t hit you like Paris or […] The post The Wonders of Sainte-Cecile Cathedral in Albi appeared first on The Culture Map.| The Culture Map
Paro dzong stood as we had seen it long ago, on the far side of the Paro river. With a watch tower on the slope behind it, and the easily defended bridge in front, it looked exactly like the fort that all dzongs actually are. Today they are the administrative centers of the districts, called… Continue reading Colour me crazy| Don't hold your breath
Strange to think that Tantric Buddhism reached the Himalayas from India, where it was developed. But the cultures have diverged so much over many centuries that houses decorated with the central mo…| Don't hold your breath
Senior developers know how to deploy code to systems made of code. Architects know how to deploy ideas to systems made of people.| Stack Overflow Blog
The coolest of America’s mid-century architecture has to be the A-frame. Hear it’s story in this post all about this little gem!| The Craftsman Blog
Oxford’s religious syncretism is most obvious on May Morning – but in the city of Granada, it lives and breathes through its paint and stone.| Cherwell
Sloping green roofs not only insulate and manage rainwater but also let homes disappear into their surroundings. Camouflaged by grass and moss, these| Homedit
Quinas Technology has completed a first step to volume production of its ULTRARAM universal computer memory combining the speed of DRAM, the non-volatility of NAND, and low energy consumption. IQE plc scaled up compound semiconductor layers, first developed at Lancaster University by Quinas’s founders, to an industrial process. The year-long project developed advanced gallium antimonide […]| Blocks and Files
We can look at doors physically; when open, we walk out or in. But there are also emotional doors that can free us or hold us prisoner. Photography, in itself, is a door for us photographers. With camera in hand, we walk out to new and old discoveries and away from reality for a while.…| Slow Shutter Speed
Loosely Coupled Monolith is focusing on cohesion, managing coupling, and that logical boundaries aren’t your physical boundaries.| CodeOpinion
Hi Everyone, As I mentioned a week or so ago, I decided to do a review of the newly renovated Copley Square. While it’s not quite finished, it’s finished enough for me to tell you what I think. (Edit: Wednesday August 13, 2025) I have added some photos I found of how Copley Square looked […] The post Boston’s $19,000,000 Copley Square Makeover: Landmark or Lame Mark? appeared first on Laurel Home.| Laurel Home
Sometimes, you need access to OpenAI models fronted by Azure API management when you're building GenAI solutions on Databricks. Rule number one: don't panic.| Port 1433
Nestled along the northern shores of Lake Tremblant, La Flèche is a residence that reimagines a mountain chalet with contemporary elegance| aspire design and home
I finally finished my new book on building scalable and maintainable apps with Swift and SwiftUI.| iOS development by tanaschita.com
Klimt and the Belvedere were a highlight of our Viking river cruise through Vienna, Austria. Klimt’s use of gold leaf made seeing “The Kiss” in person much more spectacular than i…| Charamana Consulting
What to do when you can’t ensure that services will run normally and return correct data? We have our Sagas and our Circuit Breakers, but maybe there’s a cleaner way. Let’s have a look at the Scheduler – Agent – Supervisor architectural pattern. Links:| Mozaic Works
A recent LinkedIn post makes the point that before moving to microservices you should ask what is the bottleneck. Let’s look in more detail. Links:| Mozaic Works
Originally published at Building technology has always been a messy business. We are constantly regaled with stories of project failures, wasted money and even the disappearance of whole industries…| Mark Greville
Many years back, we started on a new, long term project, and to start off with, we built the architecture around an onion architecture. Within a couple of months, the cracks started to show around this style and we moved away from that architecture and towards CQRS (before it had| Jimmy Bogard
Something new I'm starting this year is a two-day course on Modern .NET systems with Vertical Slice Architecture. It contains a lot of topics that I've consulted with organizations and built systems around for around over a decade now, and I wanted to wrap my learnings| Jimmy Bogard
Website builders for architects serve as digital frameworks for translating built work, design thinking, and project methodology into a cohesive online| Architecture Lab
Tucked away at the eastern tip of Nantucket Island, Siasconset, affectionately known as ‘Sconset, is a village of timeless charm and architectural heritage.| Town & Country Living
It may be the middle of August and back to school (or if you’re lucky, work) seems a long way away, but this year’s Open House Festival starts in under a month (running from 13–21 September). The London-wide festival that opens up and celebrates our city’s architecture and neighbourhoods already has over 30 events across... » The post From bishops to brutalism appeared first on Croydonist.| Croydonist
Editor’s Note: Max Hailperin is walking each of Minneapolis’ 87 neighborhoods, in alphabetical order. He chronicles his adventures at allofminneapolis.com, where the original version of this article was published June 5, 2025. “The Wedge” is widely understood as the neighborhood formally named Lowry Hill East. Heck, the informal name even featured in a trademark dispute between a respected independent journalist and someone else. But the east bank has its own wedge, just wait...| Streets.mn
OWIU Design’s renovation of Ray Kappe’s 1973 Glass Ridge House preserves the architect’s modernist clarity while infusing it with Japanese ryokan-inspired| Homedit
We started our day at our favorite restaurant having a great breakfast and saying “see you in a month,” to our favorite waitstaff. Thank you, Steve’s Original Diner for being our home away from hom…| Sue Spitulnik
Vendredi 6 décembre 2024 C’est mon dernier jour à Tokyo et pourtant j’ai dû mal à bouger ce matin. J’ai l’impression d’avoir un peu épuisé mes envies de choses à visiter (pas les choses à visiter en elles-mêmes, il y en a tellement). Le fait que mon voyage se termine bientôt joue sans doute sur […]| suasaday
Jeudi 5 décembre 2024 Ce jeudi, l’organisation de ma journée est un peu compliquée: j’ai en effet réservé à l’avance une visite du musée Yayoi Kusama pour 11 heures. Il n’y a pas énormément d’autres points d’intérêt sur ma carte dans les environs, les stations de métro sont assez éloignées et chaque visite implique un […]| suasaday
Mercredi 4 décembre 2024 A l’hôtel Nohga, le petit-déjeuner est sous forme de buffet mais chacun a droit à un plat sur commande. Ce matin, je choisis les œufs benedict, et je mange plein d’autres choses, du yaourt, des légumes, des fruits. C’est vraiment excellent et au niveau des 4 étoiles de l’hôtel. Le plan […]| suasaday
Mardi 3 décembre 2024 En prenant mon petit-déjeuner, je me rends compte que j’ai oublié la carte ouvrant ma chambre dans la chambre. Je me dépêche donc de finir mon repas en me disant que ça va prendre un peu de temps pour pouvoir retourner dans celle-ci. En fait non, il m’a suffi de dire […]| suasaday
Lundi 2 décembre 2024 Les visites d’aujourd’hui seront plutôt au cœur d’Osaka, même si je vais parcourir divers quartiers à la découverte de l’architecture. Je pars donc vers 9h30 pour Namba, où se trouve une star d’Instagram, le sanctuaire de Yasaka Jinja. Il y a en effet du monde, faisant plein de selfies. Le temple […]| suasaday
