In the 1890, the construction of this modest building on Villarroel Street was completed. Despite its age, this reserved attitude is a recent fact. In its time, the so-called Plà Cerdà was been developed only for 30 years, starting to give its name to the district to which this dwelling now belongs: l'Eixample. So, it is fair to imagine that, at the time, this building was a celebration. And it was just as much a celebration as almost any other.

Glass shelves stand out for their sleek and modern aesthetic. They offer a sense of openness and lightness, making spaces appear larger and brighter. However, when considering glass shelves for home or office spaces, a common question arises: how durable are they?

Globalization and the swift evolution of technology have forever changed the architecture and design professions. Where once creativity and technical expertise were enough to sustain a successful practice, today's architects must also have a firm grasp on global market trends, master advanced software and design tools, effectively collaborate with clients and partners from all corners of the world and more.

After several months of intensive work, the interior of Klánovická Villa has been completely transformed into a comfortable and functional interior full of natural materials, muted, earthy colours, unique furniture and custom-made accessories.

The toilet is an essential fixture in any household, and it can be a significant inconvenience when it malfunctions. While some toilet issues can be addressed with basic DIY skills, there are specific problems that should only be handled by expert plumbers.

This article aims to shed light on common hot water system issues, highlighting when it's time to enlist the services of a professional hot water plumber.

Casa de Lavra is the reflection of the relation that architecture can create between the space and the client. No house is the same and, in this one in particular, the architect Ricardo Azevedo realised that he drew the project “enthusiastically at the site”.

The project is situated on land grant farm that has been a family home since the early 1960's. 68 of the 78 acres is tillable and used for row crops. The remaining ten acres is primarily grassland with approximately one acre of woodland. The design and construction project includes the renovation of two buildings and a new shipping container storage and workshop facility.