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NBA player Jimmy Butler has created a personal paradise in his Southern California home that reflects his diverse interests and passions. The Spanish Revival residence, which he purchased in 2020, has been transformed by designer Tiffany Brooks to match Butler's aesthetics and love for European plazas. The house includes dedicated spaces for coffee, fine wine, international travel, dominoes, tennis, sand volleyball, soccer, and basketball. Butler's home also features a coffee shop called BIGFACE, which he founded in 2021, and he has plans to incorporate a music studio, barbershop, and basketball court dedicated to his late father. [Extracted from the article]

Architect Jeanne Gang's love for nature is evident in her latest project, the Populus hotel in Denver, inspired by Colorado's Aspen trees. The building features concrete panels resembling bark, columns like tree trunks, and fenestration mimicking branch markings. Gang's focus on sustainability includes energy-efficient design, upcycled materials, and rooftop plantings to attract pollinators, creating a biophilic environment. The hotel aims to immerse guests in nature while setting new standards for eco-friendly hospitality. [Extracted from the article]

Byline: -NICK MAFI In Full Bloom Vincent van Gogh's passion for the natural world is explored in two exhibitions opening early this summer. In Williamstown, Massachusetts, the Clark's 'Van Gogh [...]

Designed by creative multi-hyphenate Yves Béhar, the new exercise system Forme is an all-in-one strength-training studio that blurs the line between home and gym. And for anyone in need of guidance, Forme features an interactive display with a video instructor to help you achieve your goals, whether through yoga or dance. YVES BÉHAR AT HOME IN SAN FRANCISCO WITH FORME, HIS NEW SMART FITNESS MIRROR. [Extracted from the article]

Spanning more than 7.5 million square feet and set to accommodate some 72 million passengers a year by 2025, Beijing's newly completed Daxing International Airport terminal is, by the numbers alone, a staggering feat: reportedly the largest single-structure airport in the world. "The terminal layouts minimize the walking distances between check-in and gate - and also the distances between gates for transferring passengers - to a maximum of eight minutes by foot", says Cristiano Ceccato, the airport's project director at Zaha Hadid Architects. As Ceccato notes, the sinuous design "gives moments of pause". [Extracted from the article]

The article evaluates several automobiles including the Mercedes-Benz SL450, Maserati's 2018 GTC, and Ferrari's Portofino.