A project that was finished ahead of schedule and a rented photo camera to be delivered back at the airport in the evening. Renato returns to France, precisely Giverny, in the Japanese garden where Monet painted his famous lilies.

The City of Angels shines from Hopen Place, a villa designed by Whipple Russell Architects on the Hollywood hills, where 50s architecture meets 21st century whimsy.

At first glance an imposing modern villa that markedly develops in a horizontal direction, Pitch’s House by Iñaqui Carnicero reveals materials and design solutions that join aesthetics and energy-saving.

Peter Gentenaar is a demanding print maker. The paper mills weren’t able to provide him with the paper he wanted, so he created it himself, with a customized machine with which he designs ethereal paper sculptures.

The Cleveland Museum of Art (Ohio, U.S) has been expanded and renovated by architect Rafael Viñoly. Two new lateral wings join the museum of Fine Arts of 1916 with the extension by M. Breuer of 1971.

A geometric basalt construction. Dark outsides and luminous interiors are spaced out by a number of gaps that open up as in a quarry. It’s House C. in SantCugat (Barcelona), designed by Santiago Parramón of RTA-Office.

Crushed from the outside, shaken on the inside. Or vice versa. Tension of all kinds not only stresses our lives, but also the handmade ceramic sculptures by Eva Hild, who sublimates our anxieties.

Story of a successful synthesis. The aseptic code of the "white cube" dialogues with the architectural spectacle of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art Amir Building, the latest project by Preston Scott Cohen Architects.

The ancient monastery of Uçhisar in Cappadocia is now a modern hotel, from which to admire architectures built by man together with those sculpted by wind and rain.

Sten & Lex, pioneers of Italian stencil graffiti, take their style to the next level. Half tone graphic cages disappear in favor of a more impulsive and liberating stroke that reveals itself in their current work.