– The photographer Stefano Barattini captured the Italian abandoned historic residencies bringing back their dramatic beauty.
– Nestled in Los Angeles hills, the Blackbirds units designed by Barbara Bestor are a proposal for quality dense housing in a city with little available land, where community and native landscape encounter.
– Designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, the new train station Napoli-Afragola is a building in the form of a bridge whose geometric shape is based on passenger flow.
– Adidas Originals presented a new collaboration with Kvadrat, which is inspired by Copenhagen, the city where utilitarian design and Japanese aesthetic collide.
– The eco-village in Senegal designed by TAMassociati will become a symbol of eco-modernity, proportioned to the technical, managerial, and agricultural self-sufficiency of local communities.
– OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen’s house in Cretas, Spain, in fully open, and provides a maximum relationship between the dweller and the Mediterranean nature.
– Nook Architects designed the house of a writer in Barcelona, with a built-in bookcase for her private collection and with rooms placed around a large patio that looks over the Boqueria market.
– The famous Missing Chair collection by Nobody&co. has been reloaded as if it was salvaged from the bottom of the sea: a reinterpretation made by Timorous Beasties and Chloe Patience.
– Obsessed by teddy bears, Brussels-based artist and performer Charlemagne Palestine filled up the Jewish Museum of New York with hundreds of colourful plush toys.
– The new book by Guido Scarabottolo titled Viaggio in Islanda is a dreamlike and indecipherable account of an imaginary trip to Iceland, a silent graphic novel. #fridayreads
Top: TAMassociati, H20S, Keur Bakar Diahité, Senegal, 2017