An exhaustive journey through Tokyo’s historic artisan studios, where master woodblock carvers preserve traditional ukiyo-e while engaging in dialogue with contemporary design.
An exhaustive journey through the historic workshops and traditional shipyards of Cantabria, where master rib carpenters preserve frame modeling, native timber selection, and wooden naval architecture.
An exhaustive journey through the historic workshops and contemporary studios of Spain's Maestrazgo region, where master blacksmiths preserve red-hot modeling, coal architecture, and the structural design of wrought iron.
An exhaustive journey through Segovia's historic royal factories and contemporary studios, where master glassmakers preserve artisanal blowing techniques and contemporary design.
An exhaustive journey through the historic workshops and contemporary studios of Aubusson in France's Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, where master weavers preserve the centuries-old tradition of high-warp weaving and collaborate with modern creators to redefine European textile art.
A thoughtful look at the Westgate New York Grand Central Hotel, a contemporary retreat opened in the summer of 2021 that redefines Midtown hospitality just steps away from the iconic railway terminal.
An exhaustive journey through the historic industrial complex of Sargadelos in Cervo, Lugo, where 19th-century Galician avant-garde meets contemporary design through pure kaolin, prehistoric geometry, and unmistakable cobalt blue.
An exhaustive journey through historic workshops and contemporary design studios in Argentina’s Salta province, where master saddlers preserve vegetable tanning, bovine tooling, and the utilitarian architecture of the gaucho against industrial standardization.
An exhaustive journey through the historic workshops of the Chartreuse and the cathedral precincts, where master glassmakers preserve the chemistry of medieval cobalt, manual lead casting, and the restoration of great Gothic rose windows.
An exhaustive journey through the cartographic workshops and alpine design studios of Geneva, where master artisans and geographers preserve the manual carving of three-dimensional topographic maps against digital homogenization.
