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The Insect Hotels by Dilna Hammer have been specifically designed to contrast the alarming disappearance of primal impollinators such as solitary bees.
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The Galleria Civica di Modena presents is the first comprehensive retrospective dedicated to Cesare Leonardi, an eclectic figure in the architectural and contemporary art world.
Exhibited in one of the Chicago’s architectural mastepieces, the exhibition promoted by Palais de Tokyo explores the relationship between art and architecture.
The new cabinet series by Puck Dieben was inspired by the designer’s childhood memories, when she used to build huts by hanging linen and towels from the bed’s structure.
The use of innovative building methods and adaptive reuse allowed traverso-vighy architetti in Vicenza, Italy, to realise a sustainable, socially engaged and energy efficient project.
Taiwanese young designer Laurel Hwang conceived a flexible piece of furniture for open spaces and offices that transforms itself from a translucent wall to a stand up table.
Inspired by traditional Swahili patterns and driven by sustainability, Urko Sanchez Architects designed an apartment block that faces the sea and features large patio houses.
A fibre-reinforced concrete double skin covers the main facade of the new Lorient-Bretagne Sud Railway Station, which have been designed by French studio AREP.
The Centre Pompidou-Metz explores seven decades of Japanese architectural culture, with a layout design by Sou Fujimoto in the heart of the Shigeru Ban-designed building.
The marble run conceived by Blackhorse Workshop and Ehk! incorporates over two hundred steel ball bearings, weaving its way around the site through disused bus parts.
Addressing the future, The Shed by Diller Scofidio in collaboration with Rockwell Group is meant to commission, produce, and present all types of arts: an exhibition in Berlin explains how.
Jo Nagasaka continues his ongoing research and excercise on epoxy shades and old tables: hues are less saturated and strong allowing the natural shades to emerge.
Inspired by Swedish warehouses, the house designed by Bornstein Lyckefors arkitekter is painted in traditional Swedish Falu-Red colour and features plywood built-in furniture.
An educational center in Beijing asked Archstudio to design a multifunctional space with music, dance, cooking and arts&crafts classes, marked by fluid walls and playful rooms.
The Los Angeles CAFAM museum will host the work of over 40 contemporary artists and designers who have lived the border’s culture, long before Trump.
The paradigm of the reflections, research and projects put forward in the latest issue of Domus Green is representative of the extraordinary transformations currently taking place and the many open questions regarding our short-term future.
The installation by EPFL and Ewha students at the Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism shows 28 experiments that disclose the possibilities of underground design.
On show at The Glass House, in New Canaan, “Lynn Davis: On Ice” presents a selection of photographs from the artist’s longstanding engagement with the icebergs.
Studio Drift celebrated its tenth year participating to a collective installation conceived by Zachary Smith at the Burning Man 2017: like the Tree of Ténéré, also this one ‘bloomed’ in the desert.
Preserving regional customs, life-style and spirit, Vietnamese studio Nishizawa Architect designed an half-outdoor and contemporary residence in Chau Doc, Vietnam.
The first exhibition by the Vitra Design Museum especially conceived for children and families, “Play Parade” demonstrates how seriously Charles and Ray Eames regarded their work with toys.
Grzywinski + Pons architects renovated a Georgian building in the heart of Edinburgh to create a hotel filled with custom made furniture, powdery tones and tropical chich details.
In Nijmegen, the Netherlands, EVA architecten has renovated a printing works from the 1930’s, with a new part around it, clearly showing what is old and what is new.
At the London Design Festival, Benjamin Hubert of experience design agency LAYER will launch the AXYL collection, available in a variety of low-impact materials.
The arc en rêve centre d’architecture in Bordeaux presents an exhibition about the landscape design studio Topotek1, whose work blends architecture, urban design, art, and design.
Designed by A61architects & YYdesign, a residential building in Russia was intended as dialogue between architecture and landscape, emphasizing the cascading space inside the house.
During Dutch Design Week 2017 Swedish design studio Ola Giertz will showcase a small side table made with molded ash veneers that represent an infinite circle.
Designed by ACDF Architecture with strong colours, geometries and white vynil floors, the Playster’s offices in Montréal look much alike a lively, unconventional spaceship.
Shoot with a drone, the series by Russian photographer Denis Esakov recounts Moscow’s buildings with the view that only architects have with their models: the Fifth Facade.
“Scenographies of Power”, on show at La Casa Encendida, Madrid, reveals how in the spatial materializations of the exception, the aesthetic becomes political.