
Joann Plockova
Journalist and Writer at Freelance
Writer: Architecture. Design. Travel. Essays. Prague + US. Bylines: @nytimes, FT, CNT
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5 days ago |
interiordesign.net | Joann Plockova
From the curvy entry to the calm, sunlit backyard area, a refined but relaxed tactile experience carries through this all-day restaurant/café that was designed to take guest on a journey through the proprietor, Project Hum’s farm-to-table ethos. “The ‘farm-to-table’ concept is central to their philosophy, and we wanted the new space to reflect this in every way, from the décor to the overall ambiance,” says Kasturi Wagh, co-founder of Mumbai-based kaviar:collaborative.
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4 weeks ago |
interiordesign.net | Joann Plockova
Looking for a home to renovate outside of Prague, architect Jan Žaloudek and his wife, Jolanta Trojak, an art historian and writer, stumbled upon an exceptional plot of land where they could build one instead. The culturally protected parcel, located in Kamenná Lhota, Czech Republic, a tiny village about an hour’s drive southeast of the city, was once the garden of the neighboring baroque château, where famed violinist Oskar Nedbal composed his operetta Polska Krev in 1913.
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2 months ago |
aninteriormag.com | Joann Plockova
From their window in yellow frames, the residents of this distinctive brick-base, corner building can look out at the trees lining the park just across the street. It’s hard to believe there was once a highway out there, the view through the former glass and aluminum facade one of cars, smoke, and noise. Built in the 1970s, the mixed-used residential and industrial building in Madrid was once a plumbing and construction materials warehouse at its lower level.
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Nov 7, 2024 |
nytimes.com | Joann Plockova
When the architect Ximena Zenteno Ladrón de Guevara gets a peek inside her neighbors' apartments in Madrid, she feels a sense of joy about her own.
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Aug 22, 2024 |
azuremagazine.com | Joann Plockova
The Stunning Art Gallery in the Old Slaughterhouse The Plato Contemporary Art Gallery in Ostrava, Czechia, by KWK Promes is a striking example of adaptive re-use, transforming a 19th-century brick structure into a palette of old and new. Words Joann Plockova Photos Jakub Certowicz and Juliusz Sokołowki Posted Aug 22, 2024 SHARE We rely on advertising revenue to support the creative content on our site.
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