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Abruzzo in central Italy is one of the least populated regions in the country, though it spans over 10,000 square kilometres; nearly a third of it is covered by natural parks. Surely, the place is worth a visit, or many. After all, this mountainous region has plenty of jaw-dropping landscapes, picturesque villages, and ancient castles.
Continue reading Exploring Abruzzo – Nature, Architecture, and Cuisine
Every home has a voice. Whether it’s a minimalist loft, a historic colonial, or a cozy craftsman bungalow, the architecture speaks through ceiling heights, window shapes, molding details, and the rhythm of space.
Yet many furniture decisions are made in isolation—from Pinterest boards or product catalogs—without considering the story that the space is already telling. The result? A disconnect. A modern sectional that overwhelms a traditional room. A sleek metal coffee table that looks lost in a rustic cottage.
Continue reading How Your Home’s Architecture Should Influence Your Furniture Choices
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Ridgewood NJ, the AIA New Jersey K-12 Committee, co-chaired by Joseph David, AIA, and John Fallon, AIA, hosted a design competition for all New Jersey K-12 students, the AIA New Jersey K-12 TOWER OF TOMORROW CHALLENGE!
Nestled in Bergen County, New Jersey, the picturesque village of Ridgewood beckons with its rich tapestry of history, architecture, and verdant landscapes. For college students looking to step away from their rigorous studying schedules and demanding assignments, the historic sites of Ridgewood offer a refreshing, educational escapade. Not only can these sites provide a much-needed break, but they can also offer insights into local history, adding a contextual layer to academic learning.
Continue reading Ridgewood’s Historic Sites: A College Student’s Weekend Guide to Local Exploration
