Places Archives | Page 112 of 259 | Architects + Artisans

“When you peel back its influence on architecture, road building, finance and commerce – so much that happened in the Roman Empire was the precedent for what was to come in Europe and even globally,” says Mark Scala, chief curator at the newly re-named Frist Art Museum in Nashville, Tenn.

April 11, 2018 by Mike Welton

At the Frist, ‘Rome: City and Empire’

Curated by the Cultural Landscape Foundation, it promises to change the way that North Carolina thinks about the past and future of its public realm.

April 9, 2018 by Mike Welton

Leading with Landscape in Raleigh

t the corner of Jefferson and Market Streets downtown, a new distillery called Rabbit Hole will hold it grand opening - with a Derby Day party.

April 6, 2018 by Mike Welton

In Louisville, Rabbit Hole Distillery

One’s about creating a social-selling business that women can run from their kitchen tables.

April 4, 2018 by Mike Welton

India Hicks: A Slice of England

To Paris. And a new book called – wait for it – “All the Buildings in Paris.” Where the New York tome featured mostly unknown Manhattan structures, this one’s about half and half monumental buildings - like the Louvre and Eiffel Tower - and lesser-known ones.

April 2, 2018 by Mike Welton

Drawing All the Buildings in Paris

The cabin was designed in 2017 by Jaffer Kolb and Ivi Diamantopoulou of New Affiliates, a New York-based firm. It’s a weekend getaway and salon of sorts for the two designers, plus Kolb and his sister, their partners, his mother and Diamantopoulou.

March 30, 2018 by Mike Welton

A Vermont Cabin by New Affliates

Among them was the Coli family in Cutrofiano near Lecce, on the heel of the boot of Italy.

March 28, 2018 by Mike Welton

In Lecce, Terracotta and Majolica by Coli

Facunda Bar Tray

March 26, 2018 by Mike Welton

In Cuba, Bar Trays from Found Objects

No, the Michigan historic preservation officer reasoned, a book on the state’s modern automotive and furniture industries, its educational institutions and its architecture was in order.

March 23, 2018 by Mike Welton

Michigan Modern: An Architectural Legacy

Venice, La Serenissima, that ancient and venerable city built on water, has been painted, designed, photographed, composed to and sung about, has been written about in prose and verse for hundreds if not thousands of years by many of the artistic and literary greats.

March 21, 2018 by Mike Welton

Reflections of Venice