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Urban Jungle Budapest is a mindset | Interview with Nóra Hadobás
Indoor plants, parks, plant-covered walls, and balconies overflowing with flowers—the Urban Jungle Budapest team has been looking for the city’s greenery since 2018, and organizing a series of walks and workshops to create a community of plant lovers who help each other. Their latest program explores edible plants
lifestyle
Plants in the language of art—introducing the Czech Haenke project
Alexandra Strelcova and Julien Antih take an unusual approach to the gloomy predictions that await our world. This may seem like an exaggeration, but there is no doubt that the importance of plants is a timeless issue. Interview with the founders of Haenke.
Haenke project is about bringing nature closer
architecture
Light bath and steely glitter in Rivne’s newest café
Shiny steel surfaces and plenty of light characterize Rivne’s newest café, the Salut Café Bar. Using the charm of simplicity, the design office RomanXSvitlana dreamed up a truly timeless and functional interior.
The basement of the two-story café has a professional kitchen, and the ground floor has a salad
slovakia
Diverse nature trails | TOP 5
Hiking in all seasons is good, but in spring the nature is especially inviting. For those who not only want a simple excursion, but would like to learn about the natural and cultural values of a landscape, an exciting nature trail may be the best choice. Let’s show you
design
Bouquets and still lifes | ATAK PELIF
Let’s be honest: because of all the socialist memories, carnations and gerberas would probably be amongst the last things we would decorate our homes with. We would sooner buy a bunch of trendy dried flowers than these retro favorites. Now we can get to know them from a fresh,
architecture
Meditation in the middle of a herb garden | Maacraft x AU Workshop
The result of Maacraft and AU Workshop’s collaboration is this herb dryer, which
does not only provide an opportunity to dry herbs, but to meditate a bit, too.
Time-consuming activities such as drying herbs naturally urge people to slow
down. This is a process that can’t be rushed:
architecture
An apartment converted into a park in a tower block
This park created in a 90 m2 apartment at the 27th floor of a 50-story
skyscraper in the framework of an experimental project has everything it should,
except for birdsong and blue sky.
When I was a kid, I had a recurring dream about a flat filled with water. Later
places
Stamba Hotel | Tbilisi, Georgia
A building functioning as a newspaper publisher in the Soviet era reborn as a
boutique hotel in the Georgian capital, Tbilisi. The Brutalist building revived
by Adjara Group has become a vibrant element of Vera, the already pulsating
district of Tbilisi.
It’s another approach to the Soviet architectural heritage: