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Holly & Smith Architects expands with new Baton Rouge office
Holly & Smith Architects has expanded its Louisiana presence with the opening of a new office in Baton Rouge, strengthening the firm’s ability to serve clients and communities throughout the Capital Region and across the state. With established offices in Hammond, New Orleans and Lafayette, the new Baton Rouge location provides an additional home base for the H/S team and strengthens the firm’s connection to clients, partners and projects throughout the region.
Writing a New Story
Every home tells a story, and for these homeowners, each chapter has been defined by thoughtful design and transformation. They were no stranger to home design, having undergone several new builds and remodels through the years. “With each of our remodels, we’ve leaned towards a more contemporary look, but because our property is in a pastoral area, we brought in some rustic features,” she said.
Fall opening set for new Champ Cooper building
Holly & Smith Architects posted online Wednesday that the new Champ Cooper Elementary School classroom building will feature two separate hubs, each containing five classrooms. Within each hub will be an interior shared project collaboration space and an exterior shared collaboration space to encourage more learning opportunities. The classroom building is currently under construction and scheduled to be completed this fall. Fall opening set for new Champ Cooper building
Little Black Cabin by Smith Architects
Ensuring the survival and permanence of an existing workers cottage, Little Black Cabin sees the encasing of the home in a protective sleeve. Smith Architects both drove the design and built the resulting compact home, which stands as an expression of place and fortification. Surrounded by dense natural landscape in its location of Blackheath, Little Black Cabin is a very Australian story.
York Street by SMITH Architects
Focusing on connection, York Street sees the transformation of an existing pre-war Queenslander-style home into a contemporary and flexible series of spaces. SMITH Architects proposes a light and conscious structure, drawing reference from the surrounding context and a want to open the interior to an outdoor-lived life.
The Truth About Taking Sleeping Pills On A Plane
Ever woken up with a string of drool connecting your lips to a stranger’s shoulder? Me neither — though I would suffer the indignity in a heartbeat if it meant pressing fast forward on an Economy red-eye. That’s in theory, of course. Problem is, after hearing the FDA alerts and seeing friends get hooked on sleeping pills, up until now I’ve steered clear of artificial slumber.
The Surprising Truth About Barcelona's Iconic Grid Layout
Barcelona’s legendary grid layout puts modern city planners to shame. And although Gaudi (proud dad to both La Sagrada Familia and Park Güell) is the most celebrated Catalan architect, Idelfons Cerdà i Sunyer is the one who had the vision and the diplomatic skills to implement Barcelona’s iconic grid layout in the 19th century. Giving up his career as a civil engineer, Cerdà ran for Parliament in order to enact his Barcelona-vision on a higher plain.
Meet The Hidden Moroccan Gem That Locals Don't Want You To Visit
While the picturesque Chefchaouen—the famous blue-painted city—has recently exploded with popularity, overtaking Marrakesh as the “coolest” (or at least, most ‘Instagrammed’) place to visit in mainland Morocco, there lies a far more hidden jewel, tucked away on the West coast. Safi. A two and a half hour drive south of Casablanca, Safi is a town known more for factories, fish scales and swell-racked cliffs than for influencers, tour guides and Airbnb’s.
Cool Rome Hotels That Perfectly Combine Luxury & Culture
If Florence is a flaccid Carbonara, Rome is a tongue-punching Arrabbiata. From the Colluseum to the pepperoni-packed pizza, Italy’s hot-blooded capital has oodles to offer casual tourists, honeymooners and business travellers alike. When in Rome, however, there is a lot more to soak up than the romantic comedies would have you believe. Between the thrumming streets, haunting ruins, legendary art and gorgeous wines, you don’t want to waste un secondo worrying about your hotel.
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