Spaces that are unusual, unpredictable, or just plain quirky, not forgetting the inventive environments that push the boundaries of conventional thinking.
The city of lights isn’t just for lovebirds on their honeymoon – it’s a haven for music lovers who appreciate the amalgamation of contrasts: glossy and gritty, new and old, polished and rough.
We take a closer look at why chants seem to figure in all spiritual practices. The act of it seemingly takes practitioners into another plane or state of mind, and is good for health. Or is it just a figment of their expectations?
Brussels is one of the most exciting cities for music lovers, from the educational instruments museum to a concert venue built around a gorgeous botanic garden.
How can we expect mainstream music festivals to change in the coming years? Here’s a look at Oya Festival, We Love Green and Boomtown, all lesser-known events that put sustainability, technology and new experiences at the forefront.
The world’s weird, wondrous and wacky congregate here in Tokyo. Sound Of Life takes you on a trip to discover eight new places to feed your music-loving soul.
Sound is very much a spatial event, as evident in these architectural constructs that represent the best acoustically of something old, something new, and elements borrowed from history and nature.
New York has been paid tribute to in many a song, a bustling city that never runs out of energy. From Jazz in a living room to an underground vinyl bar, the American dream lives on through its music.
When artistic freedom comes in the form of an amalgamation between music and architecture, the results are nothing short of stunning. Take a look at these buildings dedicated to music.
London is a mecca for both serious and casual music lovers. We rounded up 8 of the most iconic spots to visit while in town for a melodious, eye-opening experience.
The architectural process of adaptive reuse allows old buildings to be updated for a new purpose – and in creatively beautiful ways too.
