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Softer and cosier clothes

Best care for your clothes and for your wallet

With this cold, wind and rainy weather, we need wash our warmer clothes and want to know how to dry them faster.

Discover new AEG "inverter" motors and the new programs with steam technology that make your clothes last longer and benefit from AEG's Laundry Campaign that offers up to 100 euros cashback and 10 year guarantee.

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New Taichung City Cultural Center

SANAA presents the winning proposal

The Japanese studio SANAA, led by architects Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa, has won the competition to design the new Taichung City Cultural Center, in Taiwan.

The winning proposal combines multiple volumes consisting of distorted cubes involved in a translucent mesh, forming angles between them and overlaying in access areas connecting to exhibition spaces, libraries and reading areas.

Gonçalo Ribeiro Telles

Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe Award 2013

The Landscape Architect Gonçalo Ribeiro Telles was distinguished with Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe Award on the 10th April by the International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA) on the first day of the World Congress, Auckland (New Zealand), where the President of the Portuguese Association of Landscape Architects (APAP) - Landscape Architect Miguel Reis Braula - represented Professor Ribeiro Telles, by making a lecture written by the winner.

Solar Walk

A pathway that generates energy

The use of photovoltaic solar panels on roofs is something we're already familiar with. However, if we think about sun-exposed areas, which sometimes reach extremely high temperatures, the largest surfaces are pavements.

This principle led a team from The George Washington University in Virginia, USA, to create the "Solar Walk" project, the first solar energy generator pathway in the world that includes walkable solar panels.

Nobel Center in Stockholm

12 Architects Selected

The Nobel Foundation announced the architects that will be invited to participate in the competition to design its new home, the NobelCenter in Blasieholmen, Stockholm.

From a total of more than 140 architects considered by a specially appointed evaluation committee, 12 were selected "for their projects and artistic qualities, and also the experience of working in complex urban environments."

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