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Openhouse, Issue 26 – The Accent of Things (Cover A)

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Openhouse Magazine is a twice yearly publication, that looks to bright, creative people from around the world, that open their doors of their private spaces to the public, to make different activities about gastronomy, art and design.

Printed in San Sebastian, Openhouse is a magazine of 144 pages, filled with beautiful photography, interesting interviews of people who open special places around the world that the reader can visit and join in with the activities.

Openhouse is also a guide to their secret loved places in their towns, and some favourite recipes. Openhouse is a multi lingual publication; all articles are published in English and the language of the interviewee.

In this issue:

The Accent of Things

In Issue 26, we trace the accents objects carry, and the new voices they acquire as they travel, cross borders and become part of our lives. In France, Jörg Koizol brings distant traditions and techniques together. In Belgium, Bea Mombaers gathers objects from everywhere, letting them speak beyond their origins. In China, a kilometre up the slope behind Beijing’s Tanzhe Temple, Hotel Xitan gives new significance to the idea of community on a secluded hillside. And, in Mexico, Mauricio Rocha gives voice to his own architectural language through Casa Moro.

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