Architecture

In Bellevue Hill, Australia, architect Luigi Rosselli has brought a contemporary feel to a home originally designed by architect George Reeves in 1963. The house retains the character of its classic modernist design, while a series of updates have opened it up to the garden and made the interior feel brighter and more connected to the spaces outside.

Contemporist — Sep 12, 2026

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Paslode Launches Heavy-Duty Stapling Solutions for PROs

Paslode has introduced its Universal Heavy-Duty Stapling Program, a family of five manual fastening tools and universal 3/8-inch crown staples for stapling and tacking applications in construction, remodeling, maintenance and repair. The line includes three compression staplers — the Heavy-Duty Pro Stapler, 5-in-1 Pro Stapler and 2-in-1 Pro Stapler — and two hammer tackers, the […] <p>The post Paslode Launches Heavy-Duty Stapling Solutions for PROs first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

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For sale: a château that went from hosting medieval kings to a 'wild and famous' nightclub

The Château de Domblans is the very picture of the classic French castle —but its story is a little different to what you might expect.

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Architecture

House Above The Trees / Wallflower Architecture + Design

At the top of a hill, the city meets the forest. The site lies at the edge of Singapore's Central Nature Catchment Reserve, one of the island's most extensive natural landscapes. It seemed to offer an extraordinary opportunity: a family home immersed in nature, yet still within the city. The promise was clear. The difficulty was less apparent. At the levels where family life would ordinarily unfold, neighbouring houses surrounded the site and obscured much of the forest beyond. Opening the house indiscriminately towards its surroundings would expose the family to neighbouring views. Turning in

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