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【ADF Web Magazine】Infinity Ground Architecture Museum designed by HAS design and researchThe Infinity Ground Architecture Museum is located in the Bangkok Art and Culture Center (BACC) in central Bangkok, surrounded by Siam Discovery, Apple Central World, Central Embassy, Rosewood Bangkok, and other large commercial buildings.
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Art Gallery/Museum Information - Recommended Exhibitions in October 2023We feature the exhibitions of art galleries and museums in October 2023. In addition to the schedule of events, we will provide you with detailed information, such as the works on display. Before your visit, please check each museum's website for the current opening hours.
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The Grey Apartment by Genre of DesignThis bare minimalistic design style has often been referred to as timeless, comprehending to its history and fluctuating trends. However, the new wave brutalism imbibed here, quite opposite to its name, is in fact a lot more open ended, and is considered fairly versatile in terms of adhering to styling and personalities. This potential has been efficiently tapped in this, 2500 sqft apartment in Delhi, defined by a restrained palette of brass, exposed concrete, stone, and glass, reinforcing the exceptionally restrained yet luxurious nature of the build.
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Art Gallery/Museum Information - Recommended Exhibitions in August 2023We feature the exhibitions of art galleries and museums in August 2023. In addition to the schedule of events, we will provide you with detailed information, such as the works on display. Before your visit, please check each museum's website for the current opening hours.
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Art Gallery/Museum Information - July 2023 Recommended ExhibitionsWe present you the exhibitions of art galleries and museums in July 2023. In addition to the schedule of events, we will provide you with detailed information such as the works on display. Before your visit, please check the website of each museum for the current opening hours.
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A Renewed Exploration of Diversity and Locality in Art Spaces SUIYUE ART by DA INTEGRATINGAs a hub of Sichuan-style art, Chengdu has witnessed a group of outstanding artists such as He Duoling, Zhou Chunya, and Zhang Xiaogang emerge at the end of the last century. Yulin Road, a gathering place for contemporary artists, has bred avant-garde artistic and fashionable lifestyles. As a part of the local cultural cluster, SUIYUE ART finds its new location in an old office building in the 1980s on Fangcao West Street. DA INTEGRATING created a brand new art space reduced to 400 square meters from the original 1,500-square-meter gallery.
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【ADF Web Magazine】Residential Barn in a Hamlet Zone in SwitzerlandBe Architektur presents its residential barn project in a hamlet zone of about 15 buildings in a rural, predominantly agricultural setting in Switzerland. Typical barn features were taken up and reinterpreted in a modern way. From a distance, the residential building blends discreetly into the rustic surroundings.
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【ADF Web Magazine】“Binary Spectrum” an Art Installation Designed by Dubbeldam Architecture + DesignFor the lobby atrium of one of these new buildings on King Street in downtown Kitchener, Canada, Dubbeldam Architecture + Design designed Binary Spectrum, a site-specific installation that draws ideas from the region's rich history of manufacturing and its transformation into an emerging technology hub. The three-story-high installation consists of 8,000 coloured discs of varying diameters suspended from 650 wire cables.
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Songyun Villa by Bob Chen Design OfficeSituated in the bustling downtown of Changzhou, the hundred-year old Songyun Villa has now been opened to public after renovation. While remaining the original architectural style, an exquisite and deluxe restaurant has been built in the courtyard. The restaurant features the functional spaces for dining, high-end banquet, wine tasting, tea drinking and courtyard leisure, with 15 boxes of various sizes and one big dining hall.
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【ADF Web Magazine】“mum” project changes course and embraces the uncontrollable nature of ocean plasticsProduct Designer Virginia Alluzzi introduces the architectural design studio behind the "mum" project. This studio is a sustainable start-up from Japan that aims to re-evaluate marine pollution. In a world where marine plastics have become part of the environment, this project presents marine plastics as natural materials by accepting the materials as they are.
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Art Gallery / Museum Information-Recommended Exhibition in February 2023We present to you the Art Galleries and Museums Exhibitions in February 2023. In addition to the calendar of events, we provide detailed information, for example, about the exhibited works. Up-to-date information on opening hours can be found on the websites of each museum before you visit them.
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Australia News January 2023We have received a new report supported by GARDE!
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【ADF Web Magazine】The International Garden Festival Unveils Designers Selected for its 24th Edition on the Theme ROOTSThe International Garden Festival is pleased to announce the selected projects for its 24th edition, titled ROOTS, which will take place from June 24 to October 1, 2023. This year, Ève De Garie-Lamanque, the event's artistic director, has asked designers to imagine a present and a future that is environmentally, economically and culturally responsible and that takes into account the lessons of past generations. In 2022, nearly 60,000 people visited the Reford Gardens.
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【ADF Web Magazine】2022 Remix / RecapArtist and freelance writer Keith Tolch looks back at the year 2022. The author looks back at the work of Joan Mitchell, his first writing artist in 2022. We hope you enjoy the article and the photos of the work.
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Art Gallery / Museum Information-Recommended Exhibition in January 2023We present to you the Art Galleries and Museums Exhibitions in January 2023. In addition to the calendar of events, we provide detailed information, for example, about the exhibited works. Up-to-date information on opening hours can be found on the websites of each museum before you visit them.
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