by Habitat Magazine | Feb 6, 2020 | Design & Architecture, Travel
The new National Museum has been opened in the Emirate of Qatar in March 2019. The spectacular building by Frenchman Jean Nouvel is intended to evoke associations with a desert rose. The architect explains that he was looking for a symbol for the National Museum...
by Habitat Magazine | Feb 4, 2020 | Design & Architecture, Send to Flipboard
The whole concept of ‘penthouse living’ is luxurious. Languishing in designer lavishness high above the busy streets of the city while enjoying uninterrupted panoramic views in a home that is the epitome of indulgence. Penthouse apartments are not just...
by Habitat Magazine | Jan 29, 2020 | Design & Architecture, Furniture, Home Decor, Send to Flipboard
Entering a new decade promises new trends for décor – and as we start the new year, what better time update your home décor with a fresh look? “The trends that we can expect to see this year will cater to every taste, making them easy to adopt in any space and...
by Habitat Magazine | Jan 27, 2020 | Design & Architecture, Home Decor, Industry Leaders, Send to Flipboard
A leading Durban interior designer driven by the satisfaction of his clients, Frans Alexander of Frans Alexander Interiors describes himself as a perfectionist: ‘I’m driven by the result and outcome of each project. Knowing that I have achieved the desired emotion is...
by Habitat Magazine | Jan 26, 2020 | Design & Architecture, Featured (Slider)
The Start-Up exhibition and conference centre, the first building within Chengdu’s Unicorn Island masterplan, is nearing completion. With China’s economy evolving from traditional industries to internet and technology-based organisations, the country is now home...
by Habitat Magazine | Jan 21, 2020 | Design & Architecture, Featured (Slider)
location: Lippstadt, Germany, EU | interior design: Olaf Kitzig – Kitzig Interior Design | images: Christian Laukemper This spacious 220 square metre bungalow projected the typical architectural style of ’60s Europe. It was subsequently extended through additional...
