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Is the just-opened $335 million Capella Sydney's most beautiful hotel? - Vimarsana News

Is the just-opened $335 million Capella Sydney's most beautiful hotel?

It’s been seven years in the making, now the old Education Department sandstone building off Bridge Street, near Circular Quay, has finally opened as a five-star hotel.

Source: afr.com
The Capella Sydney: Hotel brand's first Australian property restores historic building - Vimarsana News

The Capella Sydney: Hotel brand's first Australian property restores historic building

Capella Hotels & Resorts is new to Australia, but has a long history of creating hotels that consistently appear in the world's "best" and ...

Yearend Top 10: FORMAT brings immersive festival to Bentonville - Vimarsana News

Yearend Top 10: FORMAT brings immersive festival to Bentonville

Editor's Note: As we do every year, the What's Up! staff looked back to see what arts stories we published in 2022 that we expect will have a lasting impact on the culture of our community in 2023. This one is April Wallace's third selection.

Can Architecture Be Immaterial? - Vimarsana News

Can Architecture Be Immaterial?

The new technologies reveal possibilities of interaction between society and architecture, transforming the understanding of architecture.

See How the Dutch Collective DRIFT Is Using Illuminated Drones to 'Rebuild' the Sagrada Familia, the Colosseum, and Other Landmarks - Vimarsana News

See How the Dutch Collective DRIFT Is Using Illuminated Drones to 'Rebuild' the Sagrada Familia, the Colosseum, and Other Landmarks

The Dutch artist duo DRIFT are using advanced drone technology to complete and repair major monuments such as the Colosseum in Rome

Source: artnet.com