Latest articles by Daven Wu
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Generator — Amsterdam, Netherlands -
Benjamin Darnaud explains his sustainable one-in, one-out butchery policy -
In Praise of Doubt, Venice -
London's Vintry & Mercer hotel takes its cues from its home in a 14th-century guild hall -
The former Hotel Russell opens as The Principal -
The Jacques Grange-designed Hotel Mamá is housed in a handsome 19th-century five-storey corner block in Palma -
Artful lodger: Capella group opens an Ubud resort designed by Bill Bensley -
Bottega Veneta stages a Japanese-themed pop-up store in Milan -
Parlour tricks: four artists’ exquisite take on the surrealist game cadavre exquis -
A duet of Singapore exhibitions propose a new provenance for minimalism -
Artist’s Palate: Tokujin Yoshioka’s wagashi -
Mature and thoughtful design in a striking new hostel in Germany -
Interactive floor plan: Sentosa House, Singapore -
The Berkeley Hotel’s first launch in a series of spruce-ups -
Green kingdom: a Singapore house reigns supreme in its leafy surroundings -
Laura Seppänen creates a thoughtful design for Helsinki's newest restaurant -
New Gagosian Gallery opens in Paris -
Brazilian architect Fernanda Marques blends inside and outside -
Singapore embraces the co-working revolution -
Under cover: PMMT draw on Catalan tradition for tile-clad TR House -
Interactive floor plan: House 23.2, Canada -
Letter from Miami: riding the residential real estate boom in 2017 -
Japanese architect Takanori Ineyama selected for Wallpaper* Architects’ Directory 2019WALLPAPER* ARCHITECTS’ DIRECTORY 2019: Japanese architect Takanori Ineyama, who is based out of Kanagawa, builds his designs through a contextual approach, conscious of the demands of modern life. Combining high ceilings with timber beams, and corrugated plastic, his Inner Garden House is a private oasis of light in the heart of Kofu City.
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Brazil-based Vilela Florez selected for Wallpaper* Architects’ Directory 2019WALLPAPER* ARCHITECTS’ DIRECTORY 2019: After working together on projects at Herzog & de Meuron, Mariana Vilela and Daniel Fernández Flórez set up their own studio in Brazil, in the small seaside town of Tibau do Sul, in 2014. Their projects, such as Casa Bambu (pictured), are mostly inspired by nature, relationships with local artisans, and indigenous materials.
