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After a five-year, $450m (€409m, £356m) renovation project split over two phases, New York's Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) reopens next week with 102,000sq ft (9,500sq m) of new gallery and public space. Designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro, working with Gensler, the renovation has seen the building's footprint increased to 708,000sq ft (66,000sq m), with gallery space increased by around a third to 166,000sq ft (15,000sq m). There's a new space for performance, process and time-based art and a

London-based interior design firm Studio Duncalf has designed a new Alchemist restaurant in a former industrial warehouse that previously housed boat-building and set design workshops in Copenhagen, Denmark. Studio Duncalf split the 2,500sq m (27,000sq ft) warehouse into a number of different rooms, with the aim of "taking the diner on a journey through a sequence of different spaces each with a different ambience." Guests enter the restaurant through a 3m (19ft)-high custom-made and remote-controlled door. The gallery space they

The Oregon Coast Aquarium is raising a targeted $18.2m (€16.5m, £14.4m) to remodel its facilities, improve its learning experience and build a marine rehabilitation centre. Although the facility is only one of three in the Pacific Northwest that is authorised to provide critical care to endangered marine wildlife, it is was not purpose-built. Instead, it's current rehab centre is housed in a repurposed warehouse. "The building is quite old and was originally built for retail storage, so we are working

UK-based architects Invisible Studio, founded by Piers Taylor, have designed a 150sq m (1,600sq ft) gym for the Newt Hotel in Somerset that they say has one of the largest glass panels in the world. Measuring 15m (49ft) wide and 3.3m (10.8ft) tall, the window is designed to give a clear and unbroken view of the garden over which it looks. The panel forms part of a bay the sides and top of which are also glass and along the

International flooring company Gerflor will showcase its 2017/18 collections of contract and residential flooring solutions at the Surface Design Show

Join us at the annual briefing on what’s happening and why in the leisure property sector. Essential for all who

Lightmaker Studio launched two of its new designs at the Interior Design Show in Toronto. The Toronto based company exhibited

Crown Sports Lockers has helped create a luxury changing space for Malaysian operator Genting Casinos' hotel spa at the NEC,

Kettal, a family owned business established in the mid-sixties, has released their latest catalogue of outdoor furniture. The outdoor furniture

Design house AB Concept has partnered with bespoke rug specialist Tai Ping to create Nephele, an exclusive line of handcrafted

New York based designer and architect David Rockwell has collaborated with a number of agencies to create new lighting, seating

Dukes London has partnered with Liberty, to furnish a number of the Dukes’ bedrooms and public spaces during a considerable

The studio of Italian architect and designer Matteo Thun have produced a new range of wooden furniture designed for everything