Montpellier turns into MoCo: interview with director Nicolas Bourriaud
In the South of France, Montpellier Contemporain is a project for a territory opening the first Centre dedicated to public and private international art collections.
A garden for Seoul coming from a fairy tale
SKNYPL Architects designed New Korean Garden for Seoul MARU Design Competition: a flexible public space interacting with the city made of ETFE.
After the Bauhaus, back to Weimar to “recalculate the route”
The Goethe-Institut’s Kultursymposium celebrated its second edition, entitled “Recalculating the Route”, which focused on the relationship between man and technology.
Garmin’s new MARQ smart tool watches
5 watches, designed for sports car enthusiasts, athletes, pilots and sailors, that combine the potential of digital with the charm of analogue.
Domus 1037: Nature at the centre of design
Guest Editor Winy Maas introduces the topics of the new issue of Domus: the positive impact of Green Dip on the city and on an urban level, the transformation of a building in São Paulo, the infrastructure to safely organise the annual Hajj pilgrimage.
Nouvelles Vagues: 60 ways of sitting down from the archives of Centre Pompidou
60 seats including armchairs, inflatables and chaise lounges tell the revolution of postures which took place between the 20s and 70s.
India. A school for perpetual hide and seek
Entirely clad in locally-sourced terracotta bricks, the primary school designed by Samira Rathod in Bhadran is a dense stack of arches, niches and crooked lines.
Brussels Design September: a spot on ceramics
Events, workshops and lectures around the city at the 2019 edition of Brussels Design September: contemporary and vintage design with a focus on the creative sector of ceramics.
Mapei Special
Future materials
A selection of projects that, inside and outside academia, experiment with innovative and sustainable materials for architecture and design.
Sophisticated materials and harmonious shapes: two kitchens by Modulnova
The kitchens designed by Carlo Presotto and Andrea Bassanello for the Friulian company combine elegance and functionality.
Abstraction of forms and purity of volumes in a Swedish villa
Villa Amiri designed by Bornstein Lyckefors Architects in Mölndal, Sweden, is a monolithic volume crossed internally by a staircase that becomes the key element of the living space.
Terra Incognita rugs: a journey into mythology
Faberhama created a collection of carpets for Nodus Rug inspired by travel and mythology. A combination of wool and bamboo silk to reflect on cultural boundaries.
Osmo Mobile 3 is DJI’s first foldable smartphone gimbal
The Chinese company launched a new version of its popular video accessory with increased portability and better performance.
A holiday city in Manacore
In the early 1960s, the Friulian architect Marcello D’Olivo designed a large tourist complex for 20,000 vacationers overlooking the "uncontaminated" coast of the Gargano promontory.
At Home. Projects for contemporary housing from MAXXI archives
A selection of materials, including drawings and photographs, presents designs by famous Italian architects alongside works by the new generation of international designers.
In Portugal, a single-family house is an abstract volume clad in wood
The building designed by Rem’a in Guimarães is crossed by ‘endogenous’ and ‘exogenous’ voids, which mediate its relationship to the outside.