With Silicon Valley in the north and Hollywood in the south, California has become a magnet for creative and entrepreneurial types from within the United States and around the world.Architects have not been immune to the Golden State’s aesthetic and...
With Silicon Valley in the north and Hollywood in the south, California has become a magnet for creative and entrepreneurial types from within the United States and around the world.Architects have not been immune to the Golden State’s aesthetic and...
Internationally recognized as an architect, real estate developer and entrepreneur, "John Portman’s" personal commitment to the integration of art and architecture was evident from the start. His first commission was the renovation of the Fraternal Order of...
Internationally recognized as an architect, real estate developer and entrepreneur, "John Portman’s" personal commitment to the integration of art and architecture was evident from the start. His first commission was the renovation of the Fraternal Order of...
In the Victorian period, the kitchen, or scullery as it was referred to, was “back of house” or even located in a detached building. However, following the Second World War, the kitchen became pivotal to the design of the house. In the 1950s the kitchen...
In the Victorian period, the kitchen, or scullery as it was referred to, was “back of house” or even located in a detached building. However, following the Second World War, the kitchen became pivotal to the design of the house. In the 1950s the kitchen...
The cultural and symbolic function of food and drink served at table finds knowledgeable people in quite different fields in agreement, ranging from Claude Lévy-Strauss, a father of anthropology, to Pellegrino Artusi, author of La scienza in cucina e...
The cultural and symbolic function of food and drink served at table finds knowledgeable people in quite different fields in agreement, ranging from Claude Lévy-Strauss, a father of anthropology, to Pellegrino Artusi, author of La scienza in cucina e...
