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A Toronto Penthouse Finds New Life by Celebrating Its 1980s Roots

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By Murrye Bernard
| Design Milk Verified
Rather than disguising its 1980s origins, this three-story Toronto penthouse embraces them. Designed by Dvira Interiors for a creative couple in their 30s, the once-dated penthouse has been transformed into a layered sanctuary where sculptural architecture, earthy materials, and global influences coexist in effortless balance.
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The Hidden Cost of Design Workflows

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By Murrye Bernard
| Metropolis Magazine Verified
Sustainability in architecture and design has long been measured by what goes into a building. Conversations around embodied carbon, healthier materials, and responsible sourcing have transformed the way architects and designers specify products. Yet another source of environmental impact begins long before construction—and it has largely escaped scrutiny.
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This Prison-Turned-Luxury Hotel Offers the Perfect Escape

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By Murrye Bernard
| The Comm Sheet
By Murrye Bernard | Photos courtesy of Hoshino Resorts Some hotels promise you'll never want to leave. HOSHINOYA Nara Prison  just happens to be the only one where that joke comes with more than a century of history. Yes, it really was a prison. And yes, you can book a room. This summer, HOSHINOYA Nara Prison officially welcomed its first guests to Japan's first luxury hotel housed in a former prison—and one of the country's most remarkable adaptive reuse projects.
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