Tijara Fort
The Palace of the Winds
Neemrana Hotels injected new life into the uncompleted fort whose construction came to a standstill in 1845 when its owner Maharaja Balwant Singh was murdered.
Chaos and Calm
Sleepy, we arrived to Delhi at 3 a.m., where a wall of heat hit us like walking into an oven as soon as we had left the comfort of the airport’s air-conditioned halls. A team from Kamalan had come to take us to our hotel. The streets were so full of cars it could have been midday. The drivers changed lanes without notification, drove between them, some in the opposite direction, and then there she was: a cow in the middle of everything, oblivious, as if in the middle of a paddock. Welcome to India.
James Goldstein’s Ever-Expanding World
If there was ever a man acclimated to construction, it’s Goldstein. For forty years, almost half his life, he’s been surrounded by it.
The Golden Temple
Where the people come together
With a sweltering heat of over 40ºC, we were asked to take off our shoes and cover our heads way before we had reached the doors of the Harmandir Sahib, the Abode of God. Being one of the 100,000 people that would visit the Golden Temple within these 24 hours, a feeling of “who are we?” came rushing to my mind. This Sikh temple was first built in 1577 by Guru Ram Das, and it is the most visited place in India, three times more visitors than the Taj Mahal.
Frugal Luxury at La Fábrica
Ricardo Bofill found this mighty building in 1973 and transformed it into both a family home and the headquarters of the Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura.
Cabeça da Cabra
In Praise of Simplicity
A minimalist architect’s paradise to unwind and take a break from the fast pace of modern life with other guests, friends and locals.
Sleeping Beauty
Kissed by the Light of Salento
Antonio Ludovico Scolari and Christian Pizzinini are two eclectic souls brought together by nomadic life and their passion for art and design. Their life is a creative journey made of light and the celebration of beauty.
The Art of Waiting
A. Lange & Söhne
From the moment we wake, there is a quiet rhythm that conducts our every movement. It is the thread that has sewn humanity to the fabric of every era.
Arno Declercq
Modern Black Totems
Arno Declercq designs seem to possess a certain mythical and totemic quality that departs from the presence of the object in the space.
