Julie Coe

May 8, 2024 | yahoo.com | Julie Coe

Above: Egg Collective founders (from left) Stephanie Beamer, Crystal Ellis, and Hillary Petrie at their workshop in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Very little remains of 20th-century Irish designer Eileen Gray’s architecture. Of the three buildings that saw completion, only her 1929 French Riviera villa E-1027 has been properly recognized and restored, and that was after it survived being tampered with by Le Corbusier, shot up by Nazis, and left to languish, nearly forgotten.

Mar 27, 2024 | architecturaldigest.com | Hannah Martin |Julie Coe |Prasad Ramamurthy |Madeline O'Malley

Ones To Watch: Three rising star architecture firms lean into Indian vernacular traditionsIn Ladakh, India, an erstwhile stop on the Silk Road high in the Himalayas, humble materials have long served as building blocks for structures capable of withstanding extreme weather. Today, a new generation of architects is mining that tradition to both preserve the past and design for a greener future.

Mar 27, 2024 | flipboard.com | Julie Coe |Prasad Ramamurthy |Madeline O'Malley |Hannah Martin

Ones To Watch: Three rising star architecture firms lean into Indian vernacular traditions In Ladakh, India, an erstwhile stop on the Silk Road high in the Himalayas, humble materials have long served as building blocks for structures capable of withstanding extreme weather. Today, a new generation …Architectural Digest - By Hannah Martin, Julie Coe, Prasad Ramamurthy, and Madeline O'Malley • 22mRead more on architecturaldigest.comLifestyleLatin AmericaLadakhSouth Americatravel news

Mar 26, 2024 | yahoo.com | Julie Coe

Nicholas CalcottIvy climbs the building, which is covered in black stucco. Photo: Nicholas CalcottIn a postindustrial corner of Brooklyn’s Bushwick neighborhood, tucked behind a vine-covered fence, sits the studio and nursery of garden design firm Harrison Green. The two-story building, stuccoed jet-black, has the air of a modern farmhouse plunked down far from its country home.