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Responsible architecture
This award-winning residence proves that sustainable living is possible.
The crossroads of tradition and innovation
Atlanta offers a compelling case study of how cities can evolve through architecture that is both respectful of the past and ambitious for the future. Its design festival is a platform to celebrate, convene and connect the city’s creative industries.
Necessities for a comfortable living environment
Eden Leisure Group supports Fondazzjoni Sebħ with essential home appliances donation.
Gozo meets Japan
As holiday rentals go, Tanizaki’s Shadows apartment in Għajnsielem takes the prize for one of the most innovative AirBnbs on the Maltese Islands. Award-winning architect Chris Briffa tells Adriana Bishop how he was inspired by a Japanese book to transform a nondescript property into something unique.
Fostering a love for the fragile, wild and natural world
This design company has democratised high-end architecture, making it simple to start a hospitality retreat with its configurable, modular and sustainable cabins, saunas and “zero-to-launch” services.
Reinventing an icon
Having worked on numerous projects around the world, London-based Maltese interior architect Simon Abela has now completed his first hospitality project back home and he’s “over the moon” with the award-winning results.
Making the outdoor area safe and accessible
Attard’s old abattoir is now a cosy hangout for its Girl Guides and Scout Group.
Best Adaptive Reuse and Renovation firm
AP Valletta wins Architizer A+ Popular Choice Award.
When a tree dictates the house design
Architect Chris Briffa was recently awarded a special commendation in the Malta Architecture and Spatial Planning Awards for a villa in Balzan. His innovative design revolved around a landmark tree.
A very visionary project – the rebirth of Teatru Salesjan
After 116 years, the Teatru Salesjan in Sliema didn’t just need a facelift, but a thorough and carefully planned makeover to give it a new lease of life for the next 100 years. Architect Chris Briffa talks about how he set out on this one-of-a-kind project.