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The temporary pavilion by Steffen Impgaard in Aarhus is an architectural framework and venue in the urban space that hosts the project Taste, helping citizens to get started to grow.
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REGISTER NOWThe temporary pavilion by Steffen Impgaard in Aarhus is an architectural framework and venue in the urban space that hosts the project Taste, helping citizens to get started to grow.
The exhibition at the Triennale di Milano shows the projects of the 16 young photographers involved in Urban Layers and coming from all over the world.
The sport centre designed by Dark Arkitekter AS in Oslo features a raw honesty to the selected materials, which creates variation in the surfaces and structures.
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An urban fabric of workshops and the contribution of Milan Polytechnic are two key features of the new Isola Design district. Gabriele Cavallaro and Emilio Lonardo tell us about the project.
Eduardo Kac has created an artwork aboard the International Space Station, realized by French astronaut Thomas Pesquet and specifically conceived for zero gravity.
The coffee shop by Milan-based studio Modourbano in London is marked by the warmth of wood, a modern and minimal feel which is at the same time domestic and familiar.
Reflecting on our sedentary society, RAAAF imagined a possible future where all chairs and sofas will be replaced by more body-friendly pieces of furniture.
The young photographer Kani Marouf went to Kurdistan, her homecountry, where she found everyday life stuck in between borders of radicalism, war and suppression.
During Paris Fashion Week Marimekko presented its Fall/Winter 2017 collection, introduced with film by Polish-Swedish fashion photographer and director Kacper Kasprzyk.
FuGa_ Officina dell’Architettura completed a domestic interior in Milan with reduced spaces, designed on different levels, revolving around the everyday living.
To celebrate his one and a half jubilee, Dutch designer Gijs Bakker exhibits twenty of his most famous jewelry pieces, where he questions traditions, establishment and conventions.
Obsessed with high quality furniture and simple detail solutions, Chinese designers from Tells Studio created a series of side tables and coat hangers in wood and brass.
The L-shaped cultural centre in Taiwan by MAYU architects+ is composed of a 400-seat auditorium, a permanent exhibition space and a special exhibition space.
The Vitra Design Museum narrates the evolution and social impact of the quintessential example of a mass consumer product: the Monobloc plastic chair by Henry Massonnet.
The temporal installation by João Araújo Sousa & Joana Correia Silva in Toronto is wrapped in aged wood, inducing the ambiguous feeling that it always belonged there.
Matali Crasset will collaborate with TEX – Carrefour for ten months, bringing out affordable home collections every season: the first one, Around the home, is all about textiles.
The new renovation project by Architecten De Vylder Vinck Taillieu in Ghent, Belgium, rethinks what there already is, but totally differently.
Sixteen international artists took over the Coachella Valley, amplifying the geographies, ethnic, social, historical and geologic layers that exist in the southern California desert.
The single family house, designed by Korean studio OBBA, features a long corridor that penetrates through the four layered spaces stretching out to the east-west direction.
Inspired by the color and landscapes from the 1975 Michelangelo Antonioni film The passenger, Phoebe Sung and Peter Buer created a collection of hand-tufted rugs.
Designed by Aurora Arquitectos in Lisbon, this apartment combines the overall design of the three apartments and the desire to have a garden and a view in his home.
Ancient churches reconverted, architectural fairy tales and design tv series. Discover the best of February.
Fadi Sarieddine’s exhibition at Design Days Dubay 2017, “Damascus Revisited”, features a series of geometries that come together to create pieces with different functions.
Designed by studio Karawitz in Marly-le-Roy, France, the house blurs the boundaries between private and public with user-friendly rooms that also open onto the outside.
Designed by bureau SLA and Overtrades W, this facility produces real building material from plastic waste, cleaning up your own trash and building something beautiful with it.
To renew a commercial space in the Ciutat Vella neighborhood in Barcelona, Nook architects suppressed some interior partitions and improved the relationship between the interior and exterior.
Inspired by the Turkish baths, architectural studio Eray/Carbajo designed the branding and interiors of a barber shop in London that assures privacy and focus on the clients.
Nicolette – the chair designed by Patrick Norguet for Ethimo – comes with a new special upholstered dressing, combined with aluminium and wood, suitable for the outdoor.
The scientific centre by CEBRA in Copenhagen features a helix staircase that welcomes you with its radiating copper cladding as soon as you pass the entrance.
Halo by Quentin de Coster is a table lamp created with Christophe Genard – one of the last Belgian glass blowers – whose glass body emphasizes the circular light.
Play as a design opportunity, 150+ events and historical locations to explore. Paolo Casati, creative director of Brera Design District for Studiolabo, describes the 2017 event. #MDW2017