Arch light

Chaumont Viaduct, France. Lighting design: Jean-François Touchard - Photographed by Didier Boy de la Tour

The church of San Michele Arcangelo, better known as the sanctuary of San Pantaleone, stands in the historic town centre of Miglianico in the province of Chieti, up on the hill that overlooks the plain leading to the Adriatic Sea. The original building and its interior decorations date back to the 18th century; the current structure is the result of an extension built at the start of the 20th century. The creation of the facade with its new doors is part of a larger project aimed at…

Image 20 of 42 from gallery of Cadogan Song School / Palassis Architects. Photograph by Bo Wong

A brick-lined arcade has been inserted beneath an existing railway viaduct at the Borough Yards shopping and dining district in London designed by SPPARC.

Completed in 2015 in Yachiyo, Japan. Images by kentahasegawa. This is a design plan for an Italian restaurant transferring into a commercial complex across Yachiyo Midorigaoka Station, a suburb of Tokyo. The...

iGuzzini bringing life to some of North America's most acclaimed spaces, through advanced and innovative lighting.

We were really proud to be invited by Alison Brooks Architects to make their 'Recasting' installation for the 2018 Venice Biennale. It required a highly creative, determined and collaborative approach in order to turn a brilliant concept into a buildable, demountable and transportable structure.

Image 2 of 36 from gallery of “My Buildings Are Rides”: In Conversation with Antoine Predock. Center for Journalism and Communication. Image Courtesy of Antoine Predock Architect

The interplay of light and shadow can have a profound effect on the ambiance and mood of a space.

In Berlin a communal prayer and teaching hall for Christian, Jews and Muslims is destined to promote inter-religious dialog. And a book has now been published documenting the architectural competition, visualizing the challenge innate in designing a religious building for which there are no historical precedents.