“Textile architecture” for children
Colossal flowers, soft trees and structures that arouse wonder and stimulate movement and imagination.
Unique architecture: The Blue Insight Cave Space, China
Architecture that listens to its environment, that does not force it, that does not impose its presence, but yields itself to it.
Design: challenging the limits of hospitality in the tropics
The embrace of a new form of exclusivity: human, emotional, at peace with the environment.
The world’s most visited theme and amusement parks
Disney and Universal lead the global list by attendance, while Asia consolidates new hybrid entertainment models.
Personalised bedrooms for children and teenagers
Design meets fantasy to elevate the everyday life of the youngest to an experience of luxury and creativity.
Urbanism: “neuro-mimicry”, or the brain as a model for city design (part I)
If cities emulated the efficiency, adaptability and resilience of the brain, would they be more liveable and sustainable?
