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Why housing needs to catch up with an ageing populationWhen it comes to the global affordable housing crisis, it’s not j...
17/07/2025

Why housing needs to catch up with an ageing population

When it comes to the global affordable housing crisis, it’s not just a matter of building more – it’s about building better. As populations grow older, how can we develop living environments that enable people to age with dignity and purpose?

Learn more about this topic by reading the full FRAME article: https://frameweb.com/article/living/why-housing-needs-to-catch-up-with-an-ageing-population

Featured: The Atrium at Sumner by Studio Libeskind and Furuset Hageby by NORD Architects and 3RW arkitekter

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How sensor-driven data is reprogramming designAs our buildings become more networked and our bodies more measurable, a n...
16/07/2025

How sensor-driven data is reprogramming design

As our buildings become more networked and our bodies more measurable, a new kind of interior is emerging, shaped by dynamic feedback. The search is on for tools that can diagnose and respond, rather than decorate or divide. In offices, schools, clinics and installations, spaces are learning to respond: to air quality, sound, light, movement and emotion.

For further insight, read the full article: https://frameweb.com/article/experience/how-sensor-driven-data-is-reprogramming-design

Featured: Drift Us by Studio DRIFT and voxel-based null² Pavilion by Yoichi Ochiai Design Works

Studio Ossidiana conceived the soft palace as a ‘gigantic garment’ inviting visitors to explore and relax.The installati...
16/07/2025

Studio Ossidiana conceived the soft palace as a ‘gigantic garment’ inviting visitors to explore and relax.

The installation is part of Centre Pompidou’s ‘Constellation’, where the programming for the art centre can continue while the building is closed for renovation. Pink textile is artfully curved at a slope steeper than a half-pipe and gentler than a paper backdrop, supported by metal frames.

See more of this relaxing space: https://frameweb.com/article/shows/a-graceful-sense-of-monumental-scale-is-made-portable-for-this-centre-pompidou-satellite

Across South America, low-tech projects are reimagining climate futures through local materials, passive systems and com...
15/07/2025

Across South America, low-tech projects are reimagining climate futures through local materials, passive systems and community-driven impact.

In place of resource-intensive interventions and site-disrupting techniques, architects are looking to straightforward, regenerative materials, Indigenous knowledge and non-mechanical methods to build structures that are not only attuned to climate change but deeply rooted in place and precedent.

Find key examples and learn more about South America's low-tech architecture here: https://frameweb.com/article/sustainability/in-the-climate-conversation-low-tech-architecture-is-leading-the-way-in-south-america

Featured: Al Borde by Ecuadorian Studio and Colombian Country House by Alsar-Atelier

For Hermès SS26, Villa Eugénie turned architecture into illusion, distorting symmetry, dissolving landmarks and refracti...
15/07/2025

For Hermès SS26, Villa Eugénie turned architecture into illusion, distorting symmetry, dissolving landmarks and refracting the summer cityscape into a live kaleidoscope.

The scenography consisted of four identical 2.8-m-high mirrored structures: three hung from the ceiling, and one stood directly on the floor in the vast hall’s central bay.

Take a closer look at this fashion show: https://frameweb.com/article/shows/hermes-ss26-show-is-an-exercise-in-distortion-dissolution-and-disappearance

Goodbye, city life! At these hotels, remoteness is crucial to designWhen ultimate relaxation is the order of the day, bu...
14/07/2025

Goodbye, city life! At these hotels, remoteness is crucial to design

When ultimate relaxation is the order of the day, bustling, urban hotels simply will not do. Explore what makes these four restful retreats the ultimate get away: https://frameweb.com/article/hospitality/goodbye-city-life-at-4-hotels-remoteness-is-crucial-to-design

Featured: Kymaia Hotel by PRODUCTORA and The Book of Wa, Verdelago Resort by Saraiva + Associados, Babel by V Taller and Carlos y Pablo, and Studio8 Architects' three-suite resort

Explore some of the openings that caught FRAME's attention this week. A Los Angeles boutique asserts that alternative co...
14/07/2025

Explore some of the openings that caught FRAME's attention this week.

A Los Angeles boutique asserts that alternative consumerism is the right kind of consumerism, while making use of what we have – not tearing down and starting from scratch – is the order of the day in a Milan office block.

Click here to learn more about all four spaces: https://frameweb.com/article/openings/in-shop-salons-elevate-department-store-interiors-and-disabilities-drive-design-in-recent-openings

Featured: VEJA Los Angeles by Only Way Is Up, STUDIO 358 x KaDeWe by RHO, and Pirelli 35 by Park Associati and Snøhetta

Colour and material function as both partitions and uniting elements at this real estate officeAt first glance, this Bre...
12/07/2025

Colour and material function as both partitions and uniting elements at this real estate office

At first glance, this BresicWhitney office doesn’t give any hints of adaptive reuse – but it’s housed in a building over 100 years old. Very little of the original structure is apparent in the office interior, the resulting space, designed by THOSE ARCHITECTS, looking almost completely contemporary.

Learn more about the features of this office here: https://frameweb.com/article/work/colour-and-material-function-as-both-partitions-and-uniting-elements-at-this-real-estate-office

Somerset based studio, Somer, is creating modular, demountable kitchen systems that can move, evolve and retain their va...
12/07/2025

Somerset based studio, Somer, is creating modular, demountable kitchen systems that can move, evolve and retain their value for decades.

Often, the kitchen industry thrives on planned obsolescence, designing beautiful spaces that look dated within a decade – and fall apart soon after. But longevity isn't just about lasting; it's about remaining relevant, adaptable and useful as life changes around us. William Floyd-Maclean understands this distinction, and it's why he took a radically different approach to kitchen design when he founded Somer in 2023.

Learn more about the studio's origin and practice here: https://frameweb.com/article/insights/what-bucking-trends-in-favour-of-timelessness-means-for-a-london-studio

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Established in 1997, Frame is the world’s leading media brand for interior-design professionals. With 20 years of experience in the industry, Frame has today become a media brand that stimulates interior designers and architects to create spatial excellence.

Frame's vision is that meaningful places enable people to work, shop, relax and live better, making them healthier and happier.

The company’s flagship publication, Frame is the go-to reference for designers and interior architects. Since its inception, the magazine has identified the world’s most innovative interiors, culminating in the launch of the prestigious Frame Awards, honoring the world's best interiors.