Latest articles by Warren Singh-Bartlett
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Stacking boxes: the Cube is Beirut’s latest residential skyscraper
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Crisp geometries, white tiles and rose-gold fixtures at Tritalo, Palermo’s new burger bar
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Walk the line: Beirut’s wartime demarcation line is now a cultural pathway
Once a physical representation of Lebanon’s divisions, Beirut's wartime demarcation line was an overgrown wasteland of shredded buildings and shattered dreams. Now the line, which runs from the city centre to the National Museum, has become a place of encounter and exchange, where a string of museums is erasing old boundaries, knitting the city together.
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Paul Kaloustian designs Smart Center to bring 21st century education to rural Armenia
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Eden Locke brings a touch of the tropics to a Georgian property in Edinburgh
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DepA’s latest restaurant project in Pinhel is one of its most intriguing
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The Mews at The Connaught is a contemporary townhouse with hotel comforts
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Victory House is a celebration of Leicester Square’s glamorous past
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A sensual overload, The Mandrake takes hotels in a fresh direction
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Manhattan Loft Gardens launches The Lofts by Studio KO in east London
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Spartan-chic hotel The Pilgrm opens in a quartet of London townhouses
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With just six rooms, the pared-down Hotel Bocage is an homage to concrete
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QT is set in some of the most magnificent scenery South Island has to offer
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Holy order: concrete thinking at a monastic Rotterdam pizzeria
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Urbanista — Beirut, Lebanon
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Stereo Kitchen — Beirut, Lebanon
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800-year-old vaulted stables are home to Lebanon's Ritage Signature
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Liza Beirut — Beirut, Lebanon
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KAI Anjin boasts the sparkling Pacific, hot springs and spectacular sushi
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Industrial interiors in an historic building at DRY
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Buglari’s much-anticipated Beijing hotel finally opens its doors
