Italian tiles take the spotlight in a documentary video entitled “Timeless Tiles: The Italian Legacy”, illustrating the applications of ceramic tiles in US architecture of the last 25 years.

15 Premier Italian Ceramic Brands Showcase their Newest Collections at ICFF 2018

The recent industry-average EPD (Environmental Product Declaration) for Italian ceramic tiles presented in a meeting entitled “Health, Safety, Environment, Design: Specifying Tile in Today's Sustainability Landscape” held during Coverings, the pre-eminent North American tile and stone exhibition.

Seven exceptional projects are honored with prestigious award from an International Jury for the 25th Anniversary.

Baltimore based architect, Doug Bothner has helped lead Ziger/Snead Architects for 18 years while growing his expertise in the architecture and design field. With an impressive repertoire of clients that include the Baltimore Museum of Art, National Cryptologic Museum Foundation, Washington International School, among other institutions and countless beautiful residential projects, Bothner is well versed in the art of designing impressive buildings.

American architect Tim Power started up his own practice after gaining experience as a student of Ettore Sottsass. He has worked for almost thirty years in Italy, maintaining a strong sensibility towards the tradition of master architects and working on scales ranging “from the spoon to the city”.

According to a Knight Frank report, ten of the twenty most attractive cities for prime property investments are in North America. London and Dubai are the top ranking cities for luxury hotels.

Work on the new exhibition halls has begun. A new bathroom show will be organised and the Building Dwelling Thinking cultural programme has been confirmed.

Ceramics of Italy Showcases Innovative Design, Sustainable Initiatives and 25 Years of Inspiring Projects in Atlanta, GA

The 16th International Architecture Exhibition at the Venice Biennale (26 May – 25 November 2018) is devoted to the theme of Freespace. With the aim of promoting the collective demand for architecture, Freespace centres around the concept of space that is “free” in both economic and material terms and can be experienced as a common good.