Japanese studio Apollo Architects & Associates has completed Esprit House, a home in Tokyo with a blocky  concrete form elevated on piloti above a garage space. Read more
Where Claude Monet painted what he perceived, Joan Mitchell painted what she felt. Stephen Hitchins explores an exhibition that brings these two artists â styles together.
Wood-lined walls meet supple suede furnishings inside this restrained interior, designed by Danish studio Norm Architects for a luxury yacht. Read more
Showcasing some of the best and most innovative hotel designs from around the world, from the UK and Europe to as far flung as countries like Indonesia, China and even two unique examples from the Arab world
Closed for so long, New Zealand isn’t quite ready to risk losing the China market, which pre-pandemic had been its second biggest tourism market after Australia. -Peden Doma Bhutia
Dustin Wekesser, associate principle at CallisonRTKL on its scheme for the Grand Hyatt hotel in Kuwait, and Tim Rooney, project manager and principle at Jeffrey Beers International on partnering with the Hard Rock brand.
What’s good for the goose is good for the Google. Or so Airbnb thinks. -Dennis Schaal
As countries like Saudi Arabia and Qatar turn towards tourism to diversify the economy, Dubai wants to make sure that its position as the top tourism destination in the region is maintained. -Peden Doma Bhutia
London design studio JamesPlumb blended handwoven bulrush shelves with earthy hemp accents to create the interiors for this Aesop store in Cambridge, which takes cues from the nearby River Cam. Read more
A pair of opposing consortiums are vying to create a new domestic competition
