Meet at the Apartment is a two-story, highly stylish loft in the Soho district of New York City. Meet emerged after two enthusiasts, Marc and Sara Schiller, realized that there was a need for a dedicated space in New York where creative and business executives could meet to make business. Advertising agencies, top consumer brands and television networks are among their clients too.
This unusual building will soon appear in Bilbao, Spain. This is no other than Public Health Departmen, the with mirror facade of which was projected by architects Juan Coll-Barreu and Daniel Gutierrez Zarza from Coll-Barreu Arquitectos.
Summer might be over, but the holiday time is not over yet – quite the opposite, it is time to catch the catchy prices in best design hotels all over the world. Hop on!
The Outpost Hotel (Kruger National Park, SAF)
Price this fall: around 400-530$
Contemporary airports look like buildings from the future nowadays. Some may call these monsters, and some may be amazed with how far architecture has gotten. So have a look.
International airport in Doha, Qatar. Construction will be finished in 2010.
Yup, things are sure hot in sunny California and not only because of the weather but also because of Apple WWDC 2008. As Steve Jobs himself noted, it is the biggest Apple conference ever. Over 100 sessions and about as many labs all focusing on iPhone, Mac or IT. [more]
Goldsmiths college graduate exhibition takes place in Boiler House (Brick Lane, London). Young artists present their graduation works, and it seems that the flight of fantasy for art gets more exquisite with years. Unusual concepts and skillful installations is what the modern art student strive for, so take a look.
Weird and beautiful architecture amazes, everything which is not usual does. This collection of smart places just proves it – so unique and interestingly looking. Enjoy. [more]
Creamfields, a large dance music festival held in different countries of Europe and featuring world-class DJs and artists, now is over.
This time Creamfields was held in a Polish city Wroclaw, a very nice town with around 800 000 inhabitants.
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