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Puzzle Utagawa Hiroshige: The Sea at Satta (500 pieces)
Blockitecture Parkland. Parkland provides an environment of rivers, parks and green space in which to situate your latest Blockitecture® cityscape. Each set includes 21 parkland pieces, 1 pond and 2 river pieces.
Tree Houses, 40th edition. The essential book for admirers of arboreal ateliers everywhere, this whimsical collection showcases 48 of the finest tree houses around the world. Whether serving as a lofty eyrie for childhood adventures or a unique luxury hotel amid the branches, these are some of the most fantastic human roosts in the sky.
Byong Cho: My Life as An Architect in Seoul. Acclaimed Korean architect Byong Cho has been instrumental in shaping the urban fabric of Seoul. In this intimate and loving portrait of a city, Cho shares his personal reflections on the capital's most interesting buildings, ancient and modern.
There must be an Angel - design Michala Eken. 1 piece. Handmade decoration piece. Brass with ribbon
MONU 33 Pandemic Urbanism. This issue of ‘MONU’ addresses what effects pandemics have on cities, both today and in the past, and analyses their urban impact, yet also looks for new ideas and approaches that improve our dealings with the current situation in these strange times.
Lovi Star - Cinnamon Brown - 7 cm. Assemble your own Lovi Star or send it as an eco-friendly gift to a loved one. Made from eco-friendly Finnish birch plywood and packed in plastic free flat packages that are easy to send and store.
Lovi Star - Natural Wood - 7 cm. Assemble your own Lovi Star or send it as an eco-friendly gift to a loved one. Made from eco-friendly Finnish birch plywood and packed in plastic free flat packages that are easy to send and store.
Toyo Steel T190 Gold. Design 1969 Osaka. Kan også købes i Arkitektforeningen, Åbenrå 34 - 2 min fra Nørreport st/metro
Windowscape 1. Yoshiharu Tsukamoto of Atelier Bow-Wow tours the world in his quest to seek out and analyse the behaviour of windows. The book explores how windows can create uniquely cultural, urban, and social spaces, as well as stimulate activities like rest, relaxation, and rejuvenation