Renovation

Few corners of New York have been so closely identified with power as Wall Street. For centuries, this lower stretch of Manhattan has been shorthand for capitalism itself, a place defined by trade, ambition, and the pursuit of profit. Yet in recent years, the Financial District has begun to slough off its austere reputation. The old rhythms of the trading floor – intense, brief, and bounded by the closing bell – have given way to a more continuous hum of urban life

Berlin has never been shy about reinvention. A city of fractured histories, bold experiments, and irrepressible energy, it is no surprise that its most iconic landmark – the Berliner Fernsehturm –  is once again at the centre of cultural life. On 3 June 2025, the tower’s revolving restaurant has reopened as Sphere Tim Raue, a culinary and design project that promises to be as dizzying as its 207-metre perch above Alexanderplatz

What began as a sun-drenched escape from the New York grind soon evolved into something far more permanent. Drawn to South Florida’s languid charm and tropical ease, a city couple swapped fast-paced weekends for a slower rhythm – and before long, a brief getaway became the start of a lasting love story with Boca Raton

From the pages of /be-spōk/, Carola Pimentel’s refined vision: a conversation on the complexity of preserving the soul of a 1925 estate while reinterpreting it through a contemporary and bespoke aesthetic

Along the untamed northwestern coastline of Sicily, the Tonnara di Scopello is a rare gemstone where history, nature, and architecture merge in perfect harmony. Once a thriving tuna fishery and a symbol of the island’s maritime past, this site has undergone a sensitive yet transformative renewal signed.The approach? A seamless blend of heritage preservation and modern refinement

With the collaboration between InterContinental Hotels Group – the major hotel company in the world in terms of number of rooms – and the architecture and design firm Campbell House, high-end Hôtellerie enters history.