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Inspired by the rich heritage of the Middle East, Living Bakkali is an upscale restaurant in València that serves unique international fare in an equally unique venue. The popular establishment offers a unique sensory dining experience inspired by traditional Middle Eastern aesthetics. This is reflected in the choice of materials of the mud-brick walls, floors and ceilings. Location: València, Spain Design by: MASQUESPACIO Interior Design Studio #restaurantdesign

At Anguleris, we are committed to driving innovation and efficiency for manufacturers and AEC professionals through our Construction Marketing Suite. ?? BIMsmith – High-quality BIM content, configurable in just a few clicks ?? Swatchbox – The fastest way to source and receive material samples ?? Modlar – A global platform for design inspiration and product specifications ?? Concora – Advanced digital solutions for seamless product specification With these platforms, we empower industry professionals by streamlining workflows and enhancing collaboration. Which of these platforms plays a key role in your projects? Share your thoughts in the comments. #Anguleris #ConstructionMarketingSuite #AEC #BIM

Towers Road House is a bold statement in Toorak, embracing sculptural forms and a seamless blend of public and private spaces. Its raw concrete walls and light-filled interiors reflect a commitment to modern Australian design, creating a home that's both striking and serene. Location: Melbourne, Australia Design by: Wood Marsh Architecture Photography by: John Gollings and Peter Bennetts #architecture

Austin, Texas is a city of contrasts, where historic districts stand alongside contemporary marvels and edgy tech offices. Check out our full photo collection to explore the architecture of this dynamic city: https://lnkd.in/guRDSuvM Projects Featured: Moody Center by Gensler Gensler Texas State Capitol by Elijah E. Myers Quill Room by Kelly Wearstler - Photography by The Ingalls The Austonian by Ziegler Cooper Architects The Blanton Museum of Art by Sn?hetta - Photography by Casey Dunn Frost Bank Tower by Duda/Paine and HKS Architects Moody Pedestrian Bridge by Rosales + Partners - Photography by Alan Karchmer, Justin Wallace Block 185 by Pelli Clarke & Partners - Photography by Jason O'Rear Birdhouse by North Arrow Studio - Photography by Chase Daniel

The SoHo Triplex proves that less floor area can mean more connection. By carving through all levels with a stunning bronze helix staircase, the home gains an airy, expansive feel despite its modest footprint. A carefully curated mix of materials including walnut, marble, glass, and steel adds depth, while restored architectural details pay homage to the building’s history. Location: New York City, NY, USA Design by: STUDIO RAZAVI + PARTNERS Photography by: Simone Bossi #interiordesign

?oarvemátta is the new shared facility of The Sámi National Theater Beaivvá?, and the Sámi High School and Reindeer Herding School, two important cultural institutions of The Sámi settlement area of Sápmi. Completed in 2024, the 77,500-square-foot building blends seamlessly with the rolling hills and natural elevations of its surroundings. Drawing on Sámi architecture, crafts, and nature, it embodies unity and strength. Location: Kautokeino/Guovdageaidnu, Norway Design by: 70°N arkitektur, Joar Nango and Sn?hetta Photography by: Lars Petter Pettersen #architecture

This 1930s Spanish Mission-style home had great bones but a disjointed layout. Hindley & Co reimagined the interiors, improving flow, enhancing connections, and introducing a bold yet respectful color palette. Location: Melbourne, Australia Design by: Hindley & Co Photography by: Tatjana Plitt #architecture

100 of the most iconic buildings in the world... in just 2 minutes. Let us know in the comments which one is your favorite and which recent buildings we should add to the collection: https://lnkd.in/gEFrZPAg #architecture

Trilogy is a private family home on the floor of the Napa Valley. Completed in 2021, the luxury residence is organized into three zones: public, private, and an entertaining barn. Native stone, concrete, and reclaimed barn wood define the home’s character, while thoughtful details like a horizontal pivot window and seven-foot-wide pivot doors enhance its sense of flow and scale. Location: Napa Valley, California, USA Design by: Signum Architecture, LLP Photography by: Cesar Rubio #architecture

Designed by Utile, the expansion for Autodesk's Boston office organizes itself around a “Glowing Box”, wrapped in a striking 34-color gradient that immediately sets the tone.? To maximize daylight and openness, the team incorporated a mix of flexible work zones, collaboration spaces, and intimate meeting areas. Glowing arches and perspective-driven design further enhance the sense of depth and movement within the space. Location: Boston, Massachusetts, USA Design by: Utile Photography by: Chuck Choi #officedesign