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The Comeback of Retro Design Trends in Modern Bathrooms

The Comeback of Retro Design Trends in Modern Bathrooms, Puerto Vallarta ensuite bathroom / Studio Utkan Gunerkan. Image Courtesy of Studio Utkan Gunerkan
Puerto Vallarta ensuite bathroom / Studio Utkan Gunerkan. Image Courtesy of Studio Utkan Gunerkan

Even though white minimalism remains the norm, retro trends are making a serious comeback in modern bathroom designs, with homeowners incorporating pops of color, classic fixtures, and patterned surfaces. Despite often being static and traditional spaces in homes, bathrooms have certainly undergone significant transformations throughout the years. While those of the outspoken 1970s brought vibrant colors like avocado green and mustard yellow, the '80s introduced ceramic tiles in more muted, pastel shades. On the other hand, this century has set the ideal on white and marbled surfaces, slick gloss finishes, and silver fixtures. However, even as this all-white look continues to be the protagonist, bold retro enhancements are reviving and blending in with contemporary elements to create elegant, yet lively atmospheres with a strong character.

Vedana Restaurant / VTN Architects

Indoor Bleachers: From Offices to Homes

Sede da Unicred / Arquitetura Nacional. Image © Cristiano Bauce
Sede da Unicred / Arquitetura Nacional. Image © Cristiano Bauce

Circulation spaces are often challenging for designers as they are intended—as the name implies—for moving from one room to another. While many take advantage of these areas by using them as storage spaces, Mies van der Rohe at the Farnsworth house reduced circulation to a minimum, creating an open floor plan completely free of hallways. When faced with vertical circulation, the issue is similar. Stairs fulfill the purpose of overcoming the height between one floor and another, but rarely constitute indoor living spaces. Bleachers, in turn, play this role in several projects. Until recently, they were only found in sports spaces or amphitheaters; now the use of bleachers has become widespread and is seen in office spaces, public buildings, schools and even homes.

Tallinn Architecture Biennale Announces First Ever Blockchain-Funded Pavilion as New Winning Installation

Tallinn Architecture Biennale Announces First Ever Blockchain-Funded Pavilion as New Winning Installation, Courtesy of iheartblob
Courtesy of iheartblob

Due to unexpected circumstances, The Tallinn Architecture Biennale announced a new winning proposal for its Installation Programme Competition: Fungible Non-Fungible Pavilion by iheartblob, a new "decentralized and systematic" approach towards architectural design which allows the community to be both designers and investors, contributing to a structure that evolves over time. TAB 2022 will take place during September – October 2022, with the opening week on the 7th–11th of September.

Courtesy of iheartblob Courtesy of iheartblob Courtesy of iheartblob Courtesy of iheartblob + 14

House SO / Finckh Architekten

Henning Larsen Reveals Proposal for Pujiang International Convention Centre

Courtesy of Henning Larsen
Courtesy of Henning Larsen

Henning Larsen revealed its proposal for an International Conference Center in Pujiang, China, that would help define a vibrant city centre with sustainability as its hallmark. Featuring a circular structure with an urban park at its core, the project is articulated around ten design strategies to achieve carbon neutrality and meet high well-being standards. The proposal is one of the winning projects of an international competition whose shortlist includes designs by Zaha Hadid Architect, GMP Architects, MVRDV and Swooding Architects.

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What Are Complementary Projects?

What Are Complementary Projects?, © Photo by Adora Goodenough on Unsplash
© Photo by Adora Goodenough on Unsplash

Architecture, to materialize as a constructed and functional building, requires the collaboration of a series of disciplines. During the design stages, these complementary areas are added to the architectural design, attaching systems that help in the construction's functionality, known as complementary projects.

Exposição SOM A Engenharia de Arquitetura. . Image © Saskia Wehler via Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners via Bienal de Veneza de 2014 Elevação enviada ao concurso do Centro Pompidou. Image via Renzo Piano + Richard Rogers + 6

Design Trends in Bathrooms: Exceptional Sanitary Equipment

Design Trends in Bathrooms: Exceptional Sanitary Equipment, Plural Ceramic Counter by VitrA. Image © VitrA
Plural Ceramic Counter by VitrA. Image © VitrA

Today, bathroom and sanitaryware design is witnessing a concerted move away from the mild-mannered minimalism and washed-out pastel accents of the turn of the millennium. Bathrooms increasingly feature either bolder colors or more pronounced textures and patterns, and these are found in ceramics as well as fixtures and accessories, providing a more layered, multi-sensory experience.

Baker's Dozen: 13 More Sweet Projects Filled with Delight

Baker's Dozen: 13 More Sweet Projects Filled with Delight, © Thomas Meyer, Ostkreuz
© Thomas Meyer, Ostkreuz

Bakeries are timeless. While industrialization and commercialization have transformed the art of baking and baked goods, bakeries remain important community spaces for gathering and defining neighborhood identity. These iconic spaces are still defined by a common programmatic understanding that combines areas to gather, socialize, shop, and work. Found across cultures, they are diverse as they are functional and expressive.

© Fancy Images © Raitt Liu © Guen Young Cho © Fábio Júnior Severo + 16

"Architecture is a Captivating Journey Through the Revived World of Drawing" In Conversation with Sergei Tchoban

Berlin City Layers, Old Town and Houses on the Fischerinsel, 2021 Watercolor, ink, paper 515 mm x 655 mm. Image © Sergei Tchoban

Sergei Tchoban (b. 1962, Saint Petersburg, Russia) graduated from the Repin Institute for Painting, Sculpture and Architecture at the Russian Academy of Arts in Saint Petersburg in 1986. He started his practicing career in Russia but left for Germany in 1991, becoming a managing partner of nps tchoban voss in Berlin in 1995. Since 2006, he also heads SPEECH, one of the leading architectural offices in Moscow. Apart from building his successful career of a practicing architect, he is a collector of architectural drawings, publisher, and museum owner.

Frederiksberg Allé 41 / Cobe

1850s Carpentry Conversion into Restaurant / nara.

The Dough House / Studio David Elgrabli

Palazzo Verde Apartments / Stefano Boeri Architetti

Revitalization of Shenyang Dongmaoku / URBANUS

Nikotama Terrace Cooperative House / Okuno Architectural Planning

Simon House / D-Werker Architects

Wonderland Park Residence / Assembledge+

© Michael Weschler
© Michael Weschler

© Laure Joliet © Laure Joliet © Laure Joliet © Laure Joliet + 22

  • Area Area of this architecture project Area: 3250 ft²
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project

    Manufacturers: Allied Maker, Bec Brittain, California Faucets, Dedon, BDDW , +10 Blend Interiors, Christina Cramer, Clate Grunden via Tim Clarke, Ed Moses, Gloster, Janice et Cie, Mehraban, Poul Kjaerholm via JF Chen, Ramsey Dau, Roll&Hill -10

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