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Describes trends and developments in paper architecture citing the works of the Manhattan, New York-based architectural firm, Cooper, Robertson and Partners for a summer and weekend residence on a potato farm in Sagaponack, New York. Design of the residence by a team headed by project architect, John R. Kirk; Architectural plan; Areas and spaces of the house; Furnishings and accessories; Considerations in domestic architecture.

This document provides a brief overview of various architects and designers in the fields of interior decoration, architecture, and landscape design. It features firms and individuals from different locations, including Los Angeles, Michigan, Texas, London, New York, and Brooklyn. Each architect or designer brings a unique approach to their work, emphasizing artistic sensitivity, collaboration, craftsmanship, and sustainability. The document showcases their notable projects and clients, demonstrating their expertise and creativity in the field of design. It aims to provide library patrons with an overview of these architects and designers for research purposes. [Extracted from the article]

The article profiles several forward thinking designers and architects whose work has received acclaim in 2011, including Danish architect Bjarke Ingels, lighting designer Paul Cocksedge and textile designer Suzanne Tick. A discussion of works that have been created by the architects and designers, and of the views that they have about design and their crafts, is presented.

The article focuses on a renovation that was given to a farmhouse at Peaceable Farm, a farm on 340 acres of land in Solebury, Pennsylvania that was originally constructed by architect Richard Brognard Okie in the 1930s. A discussion of the farm's buildings and amenities and of the interior decoration of the farmhouse, which was managed by the house's owners, David Guilmet and Patrick Bell of Bell-Guilmet Associates, is presented.

The article discusses the work of the architect Stephen Holl. Particular focus is given to his buildings opened in 2017 and 2018, including the Institute for Contemporary Art (ICA) on the campus of Richmond's Virginia Commonwealth University, an arts complex at Princeton University, and a Maggie's Centre for cancer patients in London, England. His wife, Dimitra Tsachrelia, his painting practice, and his home in Rhinebeck, New York, are also discussed.

The article discusses architects and interior designers who have been chosen for AD 100, a list of 100 of the world's top designers and architects that has been created by "Architectural Digest." A discussion of the factors that "Architectural Digest" considers when choosing architects and interior designers for its list is presented.

A list of architecture photographers, architects, and interior designers that have contributed to the periodical's issue is presented.

The article focuses on architects and interior designers who are rising talents in their field. The article discusses interior designer David M. Sullivan who studied with furniture dealer Todd Merrill and has designed pieces for Lenny Kravitz's brand Kravitz Design, interior designer Lauren Geremia, who graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design and designed the offices for the company Instagram and textile designer Paul Renwick, who owns a needlework atelier in Kathmandu, Nepal.

Byline: FRED A. BERNSTEIN EDITED BY SAM COCHRAN Packing a Punch At a tiny Athens apartment, Point Supreme Architects hones the fine art of the mix When Marianna Rentzou and [...]

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Byline: TEXT BY MAYER RUS PHOTOGRAPHY BY JACKIE NICKERSON SPACE CRAFT With an assist from Axel Vervoordt and other international design luminaries, Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West transform a [...]

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Byline: TEXT BY SAMUEL COCHRAN AND ASAD SYRKETT NEW HORIZONS Dazzling the eye and defying expectations, these eight extraordinary buildings-whether a museum or a marketplace, four stories or 104-represent architecture's [...]

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RECONSIDERING AN EDWARD DURELL STONE RESIDENCE IN DALLAS Since his death in 1978, Edward Durell Stone, architect of one of Manhattan's earliest International Style buildings, the 1939 Museum of Modern [...]

FUSING TRADITION AND PROGRESSION IN A HOUSE ON THE VOLCANIC COASTLINE OF SAGAMI BAY The site itself suggested that the architects compose the building like traditional artists, positioning the house [...]