6 articles tagged with design tourism
When I first wandered through Pecs (pronounced 'paych'), I was immediately struck by how this small Hungarian city wears its 2,000 years of history like an elegantly designed tapestry. As someone who's spent years analyzing how design principles manifest across...
Standing on the sun-dappled harbour front, watching ferries glide across the Baltic Sea, I was reminded why Helsinki has always held a special place in my heart. As someone who typically gravitates toward the Arctic extremes of Finland's Lapland, the...
When I first arrived in Graz last spring, I expected the UNESCO World Heritage old town and the futuristic Kunsthaus to dominate my experience. *Mais non*, this Austrian city had other plans for me. As someone who appreciates craftsmanship in...
As an architect specializing in climate-responsive design, I've always been drawn to locations where human innovation meets environmental extremes. The Pacific Northwest corridor from Vancouver to Whistler presents a fascinating architectural study in luxury adaptation to winter conditions. During my...
Standing beneath the undulating stone canopy of Casa Milà as golden autumn light filtered through its organic curves, I felt that familiar flutter of excitement—the same sensation I experienced years later while gazing up at Tokyo's Nakagin Capsule Tower, its...
There's something magical about juxtaposing two European capitals within the span of a long weekend – particularly when they offer such contrasting yet complementary experiences as Athens and Vienna. As someone who regularly navigates between business obligations and cultural exploration,...