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【ADF Web Magazine】Garage as Gallery: ATRIUM Reimagines the Private Car SpaceCompleted in 2024, ATRIUM’s Garage for Car Collection transforms the conventional notion of a private garage into a multifunctional architectural statement. Rather than serving solely as a storage space, the 200-square-meter structure operates as a hybrid environment—combining a curated car gallery, fitness facilities, and a venue for business gatherings—within a single sculptural form. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Mark English Architects Reimagines 1917 Cottage by Elizabeth AustinSan Francisco–based Mark English Architects has completed the renovation and modest expansion of a two-story family home in the city’s Cow Hollow neighborhood, originally designed in 1917 by architect Elizabeth Austin. One of the few practicing female architects in early 20th-century America, Austin’s legacy informed a careful approach that sought to preserve the original vision while adapting the residence for modern life. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】The cedar skin of diplomacyAn article by architect and researcher Matteo Belfiore explores the former Italian Embassy Villa at Lake Chuzenji in Nikko, a quietly powerful work designed by Antonin Raymond. Completed in 1928, the villa reveals an architectural approach that dissolves into its natural surroundings, drawing on local materials and craftsmanship to create harmony with the landscape. |
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Berlin News April 2026We have received a new report supported by GARDE! |
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【ADF Web Magazine】SamuraiFilippo Esposito’s article offers a compelling reexamination of the samurai, moving beyond the familiar Western stereotype of the sword-wielding warrior. Through the lens of a major exhibition at the British Museum, it reveals the samurai as complex figures who evolved over centuries—from medieval fighters to cultured administrators, patrons of the arts, and active participants in diplomacy and society. The piece also critically explores how myths about the samurai were shaped and amplified by Western imagination and modern popular culture. Engaging and insightful, this article invites readers to rediscover the samurai as multifaceted historical actors rather than one-dimensional legends. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】AURA by Moment Factory | Transforming Cultural Landmarks into Immersive DestinationsMoment Factory, a Montreal-based multimedia studio, presents “AURA,” an immersive experience series that transforms cultural landmarks into must-visit destinations. The project reinterprets the architectural beauty and historical narratives of heritage sites through light, sound, and projection. Through nighttime programs, visitors experience these spaces from entirely new perspectives. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Kehai House: Architect’s House by HW StudioIn Morelia, Mexico, the founder of HW Studio has completed a deeply personal residence that reconsiders the fundamental purpose of domestic space. Rather than foregrounding form or spectacle, the project centers on an idea rooted in Japanese philosophy: that the true essence of a house lies not in its physical structure, but in the void it contains. |
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Thailand News April 2026We have received a new report supported by GARDE! |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Global Students to Receive Full Scholarships for Interior Design Master’s in MadridJLL Project and Development Services (PDS), in partnership with IE School of Architecture & Design at IE University, has announced the second edition of the IE and JLL Design Wonder Award, offering full-tuition scholarships to nine students worldwide. The initiative will support recipients in pursuing a Master in Interior Design in Madrid during the 2026–2027 academic year. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Material Entanglements and Forms of Belonging at the Shanghai BiennaleAmedeo Martines’ article offers a thoughtful exploration of the 15th Shanghai Biennale, framing contemporary art as a means to rethink human relationships within a “more-than-human” world. Through works by Theaster Gates, Maxime Cavajani, and Liu Shuai, he highlights how material practices and cultural narratives shape new forms of belonging. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Italy Turin Metro Line 2 | UNS Amsterdam Redefines Urban Infrastructure DesignUNS has unveiled its winning design proposal for Turin’s new Metro Line 2 in Italy. Led by architects Ben van Berkel and Caroline Bos, the Amsterdam-based firm redefines infrastructure as a form of public space rather than a purely functional system. The project reinterprets Turin’s urban structure and history into a contemporary mobility experience. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】 Lighting Design by Love of Light Shapes the Interiors of Tevar Restaurant in HyderabadTevar – The Progressive Indian Kitchen & Bar, located in Hyderabad, India, is a contemporary dining space that integrates food, music, and performance within a layered architectural environment. The lighting design for the project was developed by architectural lighting design studio Love of Light, in close collaboration with the interior design team to create an atmosphere that responds to the spatial drama of the restaurant. The project maintains warmth and intimacy while emphasizing architectural layers through light. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】 Hospitality Partnerships - 2026 ObservationsAs Von Chua highlights, hospitality brands should prioritize niche, identity-driven partnerships that resonate with specific audiences, particularly in wellness and culture. Investing in cross-industry collaborations can strengthen differentiation and long-term loyalty. Brands should also anticipate evolving preferences of younger wealthy consumers by offering immersive, purpose-driven experiences rather than transactional services, ensuring relevance in a rapidly shifting luxury market. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】 Buro Ole Scheeren Unveils The Rong Museum of Art, A New Cultural Landmark in ShenzhenBüro Ole Scheeren has unveiled the design for the Róng Museum of Art, a new cultural institution under development in Shenzhen’s Nanshan District. Commissioned by Tenova Future, a private initiative of the founder of Tencent, the museum reflects a broader shift in which major technology figures in China are investing in public cultural infrastructure. Focused on visual culture of the 20th and 21st centuries, the museum will encompass art, design, architecture, and film, positioning itself as a platform for both physical and digital cultural production. |
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Thailand News April 2026We have received a new report supported by GARDE! |
