It’s easy to accumulate clutter in the house, whether it’s from a shopping spree or simply the accumulation of household items over time. It can be difficult to determine where and how to start decluttering and getting rid of excess stuff. In this blog post, we will go through 6 tips for getting started and dealing with excess stuff in your home.

This building consists of Canopée Café and Sihai Club, and stands up and down along the mountainous area, integrating into the "ladder style" traditional mountain blocks in Chongqing. It adjoins Huguang Club and overlooks East Watergate. In Xie Ke's opinion, it is "the only place close to my childhood memory in Chongqing".

The façade was with modifications, humidity and signs of deterioration.The conservation of some original moldings with detachments was observed, blacksmith elements in the oxidation state and non-original aggregate elements such as, an access gate to the garage and a fixed glass that blocks pedestrian access.

The Cultural Café is a conceptual project for Richmond Park, London. The cultural café fluid form building aims to explore the concept of nature and architecture, connecting those two elements in a unique way.

We discuss different design approaches, the recipe for success and the importance of competitions in the work of designers with Maja Ganszyniec, juror in this year's make me! competition organized by the Łódź Design Festival.

The concept of the “Black Butterfly” is a unique architectural proposal that seeks the harmonious integration between the house and the surrounding nature. This cabin is built on a stream, allowing the house to blend organically into the natural landscape and benefit from the constant flow of water running through it. One of the most interesting aspects of this proposal is the waterfall that is generated in the stream, which makes it possible to generate electricity in a sustainable way and reduce the carbon footprint of the house.

The melna townhouses in Ghana offer a visually stunning and functional design that stands out in any neighborhood. The signature orange facade with its fluid curves is eye-catching and accented by strategically placed lighting that creates a mesmerizing display at night.

Westwood home is located in a privileged context of the city of Austin, Texas. In a wooded and natural environment, the project starts from the need to expand the house and add a room and a private multifunctional space.