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- Sat 14 Nov · Travel · 2 sourcesDining inside decommissioned transit carriagesThe Tube Supperclub hosts intimate meals for 35 people inside a 1967 Victoria line tube carriage, preserving the original structure as a dining space. This conversion…
- Fri 13 Nov · Arts · 5 sourcesIndustrial ruins and pastel arches define contemporary spatial identityPeter Morris Architects recently completed 'The Cloud House' in London, a pair of townhomes featuring arched relief details made from recyclable polystyrene that mirror the nearby…
- Fri 13 Nov · Travel · 4 sourcesThresholds that define the cityEntering through the buzzer. The Breeder Gallery in Athens requires visitors to engage with a seemingly closed door, transforming the act of entry into a deliberate…
- Thu 12 Nov · Travel · 3 sourcesThe case for arriving early versus optimizing every minute
- Wed 11 Nov · Arts · 6 sourcesStructural skeletons define the character of modern facades
- Wed 11 Nov · Travel · 4 sourcesMapping the city versus drifting into the rhythm
- Tue 10 Nov · Travel · 5 sourcesSeek out Kyoto’s bike-garage bistros and Staten Island’s secret gardens
- Mon 9 Nov · Travel · 3 sourcesClandestine bars and dining hidden in plain sight
- Sat 7 Nov · Travel · 2 sourcesInstitutionalizing culture versus grassroots organic growth
- Fri 6 Nov · Travel · 3 sourcesHidden gardens and monastery shops reveal the city's quiet corners
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