Transformation consultant Markus Petzl discusses disruption, AI, innovation, company culture and why the future emerges at the edge – not in the boardroom.
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Discover the Doshi Retreat at Vitra Campus: a unique architectural experience blending spirituality, sound, and spatial perception.
A conversation with Bernd Schlacher about Hotel MOTTO in Vienna: hospitality, the Parisian flair of the 1920s, and the art of creating memorable experiences across generations.
Wendelstrand near Gothenburg is a visionary wooden town designed by Snøhetta, combining sustainable architecture, green urban planning, and a self-sufficient lifestyle in a former quarry.
California Forever aims to build a new sustainable city in California for hundreds of thousands of residents. Discover the debate around urban planning, affordable housing and the future of cities.
Atri by Naturvillan is a self-sufficient glass house powered by solar energy, water cycles and home-grown food – redefining sustainable living.
F Zeen Athens brings the iconic island concept of the family-run F Zeen Retreats into the city. A new urban retreat in Athens combining historic architecture, wellness, and conscious design—rooted in the philosophy of the good life.
Wood as a mindset: Matteo Thun & Partners explore how timber shapes sustainable architecture, circular design, and human-centered spaces.
Maison Margiela opens its visual archive to the public, redefining fashion, memory, and curatorial practice in the digital age.
‘Miiro’ is a quiet imperative, rooted in the Latin idea of admiration, where the double ‘ii’ underscores a deliberate pause. This ethos resonates not only within the boutique hotel Palais Rudolf itself, but also in the story of its making—brought to life by general contractor Voglauer of Abtenau.
An exclusive interview with Aki Takase on the occasion of the German Jazz Prize 2026: the exceptional pianist reflects on improvisation, artistic evolution, and the future of jazz.
Nomos Hotel in Rome combines historic architecture with radical minimalism. Located in a restored 18th-century monastery, designer Henry Timi created an “anti-hotel” focused on natural materials, calmness and a new concept of slow luxury.
