Everyone loves The Dude, the shaggy, laid-back burnout from The Big Lebowski, so memorably brought to life by Jeff Bridges. But what if this hapless figure somehow found his way into a completely different film, perhaps from another era?Spot our hero as he ambles his way through the sets of 12 iconic movies, from Titanic to Apocalypse Now, The Wizard of Oz to Rocky. Once you've successfully located him, find a host of other iconic movie characters and references in every scene.

These alluring design hotels are changing the world of accommodation. Bon Voyage invites you to explore places fusing world-class hospitality with a sustainable approach.

Make a difference when you travel. Excellent hospitality and sustainable journeys can go hand in hand. New getaways offer amazing design, delicious food and extraordinary experiences while committing to an eco-friendly experience for travellers and locals alike.

From a remote lodge in the Namibian desert made fr...

Nach mehr als einem Jahrzehnt der Begegnung, des Studiums und der kreativen Zusammenarbeit mit Japan teilen Norm Architects ihre einzigartige skandinavische Sicht auf die japanische Ästhetik.

Mit Stillness präsentieren Norm Architects eine skandinavische Perspektive auf die japanische Ästhetik. Das Buch enthält reich bebilderte Berichte über Besuche japanischer Landschaften, Architektur und kultureller

Stätten, und beleuchtet den Einfluss japanischer Traditionen auf zeitgenössische Pro...

Stunningly illustrated book which celebrates the joy, wellbeing and beauty of living by the sea in coastal towns or ocean-front houses.

An illustrated selection of recent projects by architects and interior designers from around the world who seek through their work to create wellbeing environments for an unhurried life.

An illustrated celebration of the work of thirty architectural studios featuring established and influential names alongside rising talents.

Dutch edition ISBN 9789076863757Located on the water along the quay of the northern banks of the IJ in Amsterdam is one of the few remnants of the this city’s rich port history: het Kraanspoor. An office building, 270 metres long and approximately 13 metres wide, now stands where ships used to be loaded and unloaded. With a flourish, het Kraanspoor put a forgotten city district in the international limelight, transforming it into one of the most coveted locations in Amsterdam, where a variet...