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Noble 33 Debuts Sparrow Italia in Miami’s Wynwood District
Hospitality group Noble 33 has debuted its first Miami restaurant, Sparrow Italia, in the city’s Wynwood district. The restaurant draws inspiration...
Germane Barnes Reflects on His Path and Work
Born and raised in Chicago, Germane Barnes developed an interest in architecture in high school when a substitute teacher introduced him to a Black...
Paros Estate Is a Modern Ode to Cycladic Heritage
Rising from ancient olive groves on the Greek island of Paros, the Paros Estate will combine understated elegance with a reverence for the past....
Lissoni & Partners Fuses Three Historic Buildings in Budapest
An expansive piazza occupies the heart of the Dorothea Hotel, Budapest, part of Marriott’s Autograph collection, showering guests in daylight via a...
Japanese Restaurant Nobu Is Heading to Maui Next Summer
Rockwell Group first collaborated with chef Nobu Matsuhisa on a small restaurant in Manhattan’s Tribeca neighborhood. Thirty years and many...
Urban Cowboy Hotels Gallops West With Its Latest Property
Urban Cowboy Denver realizes a long-held dream for Jersey Banks, the Denverite cofounder of Urban Cowboy Hotels. Alongside the brand’s other...
Fettle Transforms the Rio Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas
London- and Los Angeles-based firm Fettle has begun to unveil its work on the revitalization of the Rio Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. The...
Curt Moody, Founder of Moody Nolan, Passes Away at 73
Curtis J. Moody—founder and chairman of Moody Nolan, the largest African American-owned architecture firm in the U.S.—passed away on Sunday, October...
Lindsey Adelman and Calico Wallpaper Join Forces Once Again
Soon after Rachel Cope befriended New York lighting designer and artist Lindsey Adelman, the cofounder and creative director of Calico Wallpaper was...