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Hospitality
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In Austria, Destilat Design Studio Transforms a Dilapidated Estate into a Chic Home and Winery
After restoring the property's splendor and dignity, the architects melded living and working, pleasure and design, past and future.
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8 Places to Grab a Design-Inspired Cocktail During the NYCxDESIGN Festival
DrinksxDesign is an opportunity to visit some of the city’s best-designed restaurant and bar interiors and enjoy bespoke cocktails.
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After $400 Million Overhaul, Atlanta’s Mixed-use Colony Square Can Finally Breathe
Courtesy of Beyer Blinder Belle and Lord Aeck Sargent, the new Colony Square makes good on the promises of mixed-use development.
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ARGO Hong Kong Layers Eclectic Pieces to Form a Tactile, Glamorous Whole
Overlooking Victoria Harbour, the bar contains 136 illuminated glass vitrines that hold the establishment's collection of rare spirits.
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A New Restaurant in Cairo Offers Fresh Takes on Nature’s Forms
Designed by local firm Badie Architects, Esca Mediterranean restaurant features a little bit of whimsy and a lot of innovation.
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MoDus Architects Adds a New Wing to Make Icarus Fly
Overhauling an existing hotel in the Italian Alps creates a coherent whole and a symbol for sustainable building.
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Designing the Welcome Back
Workplace design takes lessons from hospitality and vice-versa as interior designers prepare for the great return to work.
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A Warm and Intimate Sushi Restaurant Opens in the Azores
At Fuji Sushi Experience in Metropolitan Ponta Delgada, local firm Sequeira Dias Arquitectos evokes Japanese simplicity with clean lines, crisp contrasts, and shifting shadows.
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Masquespacio Creates an Adobe Daydream in the Heart of Valencia
The multidisciplinary design firm’s latest restaurant, Living Bakkali, evokes ancient Arabic artistry and shifting desert sands with organic shapes, layered textures, and balmy neutrals.
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50 Upcycled Wooden Chairs Are on Display at Copenhagen’s Connie-Connie Café
Multidisciplinary design studio TABLEAU commissioned 25 up-and-comers to create seats for Copenhagen Contemporary’s new eatery using offcuts provided by flooring giant Dinesen.
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In China, a New Distillery Blends Whisky, Arts, and Culture
Designed by Neri&Hu, the distillery’s stone architecture highlights natural mountain springs, accentuating a contrast between fluidity and permanence.
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In Charlotte, North Carolina, a Boutique Hotel Brings a Community Together
An interior designer, an architect, and three hoteliers teamed up to create Refuge, a unique and petite hotel in downtown Charlotte.
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Viewpoints
The Unspoken Burden on Women in Architecture
Throughout 2021, women have had to take the lead in transforming the practice of architecture into a practice of care—disproportionately so.
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In Sweden, the Sara Kulturhus Expands the Possibilities of Mass Timber
Made almost entirely of timber, without steel or cement reinforcement, the cultural complex signals a renaissance for the town of Skellefteå.
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Viewpoints
What Does the Future Hold for Contract Interiors?
The September/October issue of Metropolis explores ideas for a healthier, digital-infused, climate-positive future.
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Nashville Bounces Back With These Three Design-Forward Hospitality Projects
After the tornados of 2019 and lockdown of 2020, Music City crowds are back with a new W Hotel, Justin Timberlake’s downtown deco honky-tonk, and Sean Brock’s Japan-meets-Appalachia eatery.
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In Walla Walla, Washington, a Tasting Room for a Small Winery Treats Guests to Constant Discovery
Designed by architects at Seattle’s GO’C, the indoor-outdoor tasting room at Alton Wines brings out a sense of terroir.
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Crosby Studios Designs a Cocktail Brewpub in Brooklyn
Entrepreneurial spirit and multidisciplinary design blend to make the perfect concoction at the Wandering Barman cocktail brasserie.
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3 New Hotels Reimagine their Midcentury Buildings
In Seattle, Atlanta, and New Haven, architects have transformed midcentury buildings of varying aesthetic quality into hotels for a modern clientele.
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An Adaptive Reuse Hotel Embraces Atlanta’s Tree Canopy
New York–based interiors firm Goodrich transformed an unremarkable mid-century building Atlanta’s Buckhead neighborhood.