Category: SHELTER
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Cycle of Time: A digital immersion into LOUIS XIII Cognac E-Boutique
In addition to giving clients the ability to register for unique events in the world’s major cities, then new LOUIS XIII Cognac E-Boutique also offers custom engravings on decanters and glasses, personalized text gift messages to accompany purchases. LOUIS XIII Cognac Unveils Its New Immersive E-Boutique, Inspired by Its Founding Philosophy of the…
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In support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Three high-end brands turning pink
The National Cancer Institute predicts that an estimated 276,480* women will be diagnosed with breast cancer and more than 42,170* will die in the United States in 2020. With the help of these brands’ fans, the National Breast Cancer Foundation can inspire hope to those affected by breast cancer through early detection,…
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‘Courage, elegance, grit’: architect David Adjaye makes history by winning RIBA award
For the first time in its 173-year history, RIBA awards its gold medal to a black architect – and his best, and strangest, work may be yet to come
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How to build in environmental settings with a fragile balance: Westin Maldives Miriandhoo Luxury Resort
In a corner of the world lost in a timeless dimension: Westin Maldives Miriandhoo Luxury Resort. Westin Maldives Miriandhoo Luxury Resort: A Luxury, Sustainable Construction Suspended between earth and sea, on the coral island of Miriandhoo, is the Westin Maldives Resort: a facility for upscale tourists conceived and designed with a focus on…
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Liquidation as an Exit Strategy: How to Liquidate Your Business Assets
When the end of the line of your enterprise becomes the most optimistic choice or, as in many instances, the only option, liquidating assets becomes a feasible approach for exiting. The most optimal and prevalent operation in terms of abandoning your organization is selling your business to keep buyers. But according to Business Finders,…
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The museum of everything: do you have time to look at 150,000 exhibits?
In a world first, Rotterdam’s Boijmans museum has put its entire collection on display in a mammoth new warehouse. As the V&A considers a similar experiment, is this ‘open storage’ model the future?