Meow Parlour is a modern hangout for NYC's adoptable cats, Mon, Mar 14 '16

Looking out inquisitively onto a busy New York City avenue, a white and grey cat perches on a counter that is supported by a base that fittingly reads M E O W in bold. She soaks in warm light that beams through a floor-to-ceiling window, while dozens of other felines play and lounge ...

The far-reaching work by "state-of-the-art weirdos" MOS Architects, Fri, Mar 11 '16

MOS has developed an impressive cache of work over a relatively brief period of time, including a range of designs unequivocal to the company’s unique, and at times quirky, style. Their approach considers economic climates and environmental limitations, but evades conventional aesthetics ...

Children's drawings inspire COBE's kindergarten in Copenhagen, Thu, Feb 18 '16

Needless to say, children require very little to have a lot of fun. An imaginary world can be transformed from the most modest of settings. Really, all that’s needed is a bit of space (albeit safe and relatively clean), and a great imagination –something that little ones have an ...

Ayalto Integral transforms Europa Point’s 18th century barracks into a bright and open complex for Gibraltar University, Fri, Feb 12 '16

With consideration paid to the historical integrity of an eighteenth century bunker, Ayalto Integral has transformed a cultural landmark on Europa Point into a bright and open space for students of Gibraltar University.

A prize-winning installation pays tribute to a historical Quebec village, Wed, Feb 10 '16

Vercheres, a small village near Montreal, has recently integrated a unique memorial to honor those who originally settled the region in 1740. A local firm, Les Ateliers Guyon, has designed a cluster of benches with white oak sails rooted along the shore of the St. Lawrence River. Sails Benches ...

Adelaide's Pink Moon Saloon is a snug fit for a local alleyway , Tue, Feb 9 '16

The Pink Moon Saloon in Adelaide, Australia, almost looks like something inspired by a Roald Dahl book. The restaurant takes on the appearance of a traditional woodland hut, yet randomly resides between two ordinary office buildings in the midst of a bustling city avenue. The traditional ...

A tunnel worth travelling: constructing Amsterdam Central Station’s Cuyperspassage that’s a “true Dutch spectacle”, Wed, Feb 3 '16

A long-awaited tunnel that directs "slow-moving traffic" has recently been completed at the Amsterdam Central Station. Meant to provide an efficient pathway for pedestrians and cyclists, the Cuyperspassage guides commuters from the old historic section of the city to "New ...