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We have selected five very recent publications from photo archives, which are increasingly becoming an invaluable iconographic source for contemporary publishing.
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The home of the Polish collector and art dealer is a tribute to the artists whose careers he had a hand in: Philip Taaffe, Eric Fischl, Miquel Barceló, Mike Kelley and Richard Avedon.
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Sports and urban arts come together to create iconic and often representative projects for the inhabitants of suburban areas around the world.
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IKEA Japan launches a 107 square feet apartment in Tokyo for less than $1 per month. Located in the Shinjuku district, the tiny apartment, completely furnished by IKEA, will hit the market only for 99 yen (USD$0.86).
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From the Chicago World’s Columbian Exposition to Ain Dubai, a journey across the history of those fun machines that, born as temporary attractions, are nowadays often conceived as permanent, highly symbolical, architectures.
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It is one of the most enduring tools in human history and at the same time the epicentre of a ritual steeped in social norms. A round up of 20 projects, a gauge of the evolution of taste and our conviviality.
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In a year of evolutionary upgrades, we picked five smartphone models that stood out in a market saturated with disturbingly similar designs and overlapping feature sets.
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Colorful, functional and eco-sustainable, Stadium 974, designed by Fenwick Iribarren Architects, marks an important step in the design of sports facilities.
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Wutopia Lab designed Tianya Books, a permeable volume in relation to the landscape: triangles, floating volumes and transparencies define the space organised on two levels.
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As discos around the world have been welcoming dancers back, we trace the relationship between clubbing, design and youth culture through ten one-of-a-kind venues.
