Hadlaub Interior / HILDEBRAND
Completed in 2020 in Zürich, Switzerland. Images by Andrea Diglas. The project Hadlaub contributes to the discourse on nature-based design and the relationship between wood and wellbeing. Influenced by the Japanese...
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Completed in 2020 in Zürich, Switzerland. Images by Andrea Diglas. The project Hadlaub contributes to the discourse on nature-based design and the relationship between wood and wellbeing. Influenced by the Japanese...
The $3.6M+ price tag allowed for a new water spray feature, a slide tower and public restrooms
The Gainsborough Bath Spa review: the perfect UK staycation after lockdown Hello! 5 days ago © @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine With lockdown restrictions finally coming to an end, a trip to one of Bath's most wonderful five-star hotels should very much be on top of your staycation list. The Gainsborough Bath Spa, situated in the heart of the historical Roman Baths city, undeniably offers the perfect getaway for those looking for some much-needed rest and relaxation with a spot of class and luxury. WATCH: Bridgerton is the latest period drama to be filmed in Bath Housed in a former 18th...
The Bath House in Cromer. - Credit: Steve Adams Photography A donation of £50,000 has been made to the lifeboat service in the name of a developer of a landmark seaside property, after selling three luxury flats. Jane Kinnaird, developer of the Bath House on Cromer's Esplanade, is keeping the other flat in the historic building to rent out as a holiday let on Airbnb. Jane Kinnaird, who redeveloped the Bath House into four flats, with builder Matthew Boycott, who worked on the project. - Credit: Archant Ms Kinnaird, from Coventry, said the donation was not made directly by her, but was...
The Sorry Tale of the Most Neglected Public Artwork in Dallas All too often, Dallas is quick to demolish or cast aside objects that it has neglected. By Doyle Rader Published in Arts & Entertainment July 9, 2015 2:28 pm On a hot summer afternoon, the sound of a lone cicada pierces the air, briefly masking the drone of the flanking traffic. Above cars rattle on IH-345, and to the west traffic snakes through a maze of construction barriers on Pearl Street. Between these roadways runs a sculpture, broken into three sections, from Live Oak to Pacific Avenue. The work, whose surface is marred fro...