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Defying the straight-lined assemblage of four walls and a roof above, this residence in Greenfield Park, Montreal, is a sculptural composition that spreads in simple geometrical forms giving rise to a series of optical illusions... Check it out here...

Colorful trend of the 2011! Nice graphic patterned wall papers with the home decor design! Chic and Modern looking to me!

Metre Architects innovate simple geometric angles to craft an interesting multi-dimensional office space in Singapore.

Studio SPIRIT orchestrates a geometric architectural vocabulary to design a ground-plus-three-storeys vertical bungalow in Vadodara with the onus on angular forms, staggering levels and floating balconies - promoting interaction and engagement across all levels.

Designed by Parisian architectural firm and architect Marcelo Joulia Naco of Naco Architectures, the Le 39V resturant is an ultra Parisian restaurant perched on Hausmann "39 V" and is located just a few steps away from the Champs-Elysees in the heart of uptown Paris.

China's famous Tide brand's first store - Roaring Wild - is filled with red and black, hitting all the right notes. Domani Architectural Concepts has built the design on fierce strokes presented to shake the soul. Find out more here…

One Plus Partnership, founded by designer duo Ajax Law and Virginia Lung bring the world of cinema to life, giving abstract form to the concepts that make up the film industry and the city.

Quartz stone stands as a testament to the marriage of aesthetics and sustainability in modern architecture. Crafted from crushed quartz crystals and recycled materials, this engineered marvel not only showcases timeless elegance but also champions eco-conscious design practices. Key Points: Resource-Efficient Manufacturing: Utilizes waste quartz and recycled materials, reducing the environmental impact associated with extraction. Durable and Resilient: Engineered to resist scratches and impacts, ensuring a longer lifespan and minimizing the need for frequent replacements. Versatile Applications: From kitchen countertops to flooring, quartz stone seamlessly integrates into various design schemes, contributing to sustainable architecture. Reduced Maintenance: Resists stains and requires minimal maintenance, reducing the overall environmental impact associated with upkeep. Healthier Indoor Environments: Its non-porous nature resists mold and bacteria growth, contributing to healthier indoor spaces. Aesthetic Appeal: Beyond sustainability, quartz stone offers a range of colors and patterns, providing architects and designers with a visually stunning yet eco-friendly material option.