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Getting high

 I spent a number of years living in an architecturally listed, modernist block of flats in South London. Built in the mid-1930s, it could have been straight out of Stuttgart's Weissenhofsiedlung, all ribbon fenestration and archly cantilevered balconies. Very un-British! 
 
Two things were a perennial disappointment while resident. The first, the lack of insulation. Single-glazed steel-framed windows and concrete walls with the slimmest of cork linings made for very cold winters. The second was the fact that the roof gardens, possibly the estate's crowning glory, were permanently closed due to structural issues. Enough to make Le Corbusier turn in his grave. 
 
But turn to Asia and you'll see how the roof garden is making a comeback, where, as an additional benefit, vegetation is regularly being deployed for valuable thermal protection. 

Stay well.
Simon Keane-Cowell, Editor-in-Chief
  Feature  
Things are looking up: roof gardens
Photo: Hiroyuki Oki

In an increasingly urbanised world, the issue of how to create green spaces in any meaningful way is a pressing one for planners and architects. The renaissance of the roof garden might be one answer.
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Italy loves RODA's made in Italy

A luxurious location with a breath-taking view of the Colosseum, the best of Italian design for the outdoors and your favourite cocktail to sip on a warm evening: what else do you need to feel good?
 
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  Feature  
I'm coming out: 5 top terraces
Photo: Hufton + Crow 

Where architecture meets nature, the terrace is the perfect creative ground for some outdoor action. Bring your drink.
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  Brand Stories  
FORCE OF NATURE: FAST OUTDOOR LIFESTYLE
Both inspired by and made for luxury outdoor environments, furniture by FAST puts nature at its heart. From recyclable materials to complementary style and function, products are built to preserve the beauty of the natural world.
 
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HISTORY IN THE MAKING: SCIC
 
Italian kitchen manufacturer SCIC has found inspiration for its latest designs in its country’s history, and, with its innovative, sustainable and forward-looking manufacturing techniques, strikes a balance between past and future.
 
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TILE IS OF THE ESSENCE: VILLEROY & BOCH
With ‘The Art of Simplicity’, VILLEROY & BOCH has designed tile collections that reflect our longing for a natural retreat – and sets the stage for the things that are really important to us.

 
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DON'T SHUSH ME!: BOSSE
 
30 years in business has secured German manufacturer BOSSE’s position as pioneer in room-in-room solutions – sustainable and comfortable spaces for trouble-free communication.

 
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Three new collections, three different complementary worlds, three undisputed masters of international design who embody three unique approaches to product design.
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  Project  
Urban Bloom, Shanghai, by Aim Architecture
Photo: ©  URBAN MATTERS by MINI, CreatAR Images

Urban Bloom: an experiment in human interest taking precedent over infrastructural needs. The garden pop-up transformed a car park into an urban oasis, and was constructed entirely from artificial means – a project for a city that emphasises people.
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  Inspiring Search Results  
Parks
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  Profile  
Shma

Shma is a contemporary landscape architecture and urban design studio founded in 2007 by directors, Yossapon Boonsom, Prapan Napawongdee and Namchai Saensupha. Based in Bangkok, Shma comprises a young, creative, energetic team committed to producing work of the high quality. Their mission includes promoting sustainability and creating harmony between nature and the urban world.
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As part of our monthly giveaway, this month you can win one of four AXOR MyEdition mixers! 
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  Inspiring Search Results  
Sun loungers
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Urbanism and landscape 
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THE NEW LINARTE GARDEN ELEMENTS CREATE A CONSISTENT STYLE AROUND YOUR HOME

If you’ve been making building or renovation plans, you’ve probably got a specific style in mind – Renson has the perfect product range to help you achieve this dream, with terrace coverings, carports, façade cladding, and now garden elements.
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