– Danish architect studio Gjøde & Povlsgaard Arkitekter created for Sculpture by the Sea 2015 The Infinite Bridge, a sculpture that is all about experiencing the surroundings and becoming aware of the relation between the city of Aarhus and the magnificent landscape of the bay.
– On view at NMNM – Nouveau Musée National de Monaco, the exhibition “Fausto Melotti” is devoted to a crucial period of the artist’s career in which Domus played a special role, as stated in the 1962 essay that we present anew here.
– Based on the study of biological construction processes for fiber-reinforced structures, the new ICD/ITKE Research Pavilion is inspired by the underwater nest of the water spider.
– Two months since Expo 2015 opened, in an attempt to cast light on the matter, we analysed nearly 1.7 million posts, with the assistance of Voices from the Blogs, a spin-off of Milan University.
– Near Parma, Italy, from a promise made by Franco Maria Ricci to Jorge Luis Borges arises the world’s largest maze, conceived as a star-shaped bamboo forest.
– As part of the Grand Tour, Chatsworth lends nearly 70 items chosen by Pablo Bronstein from the Devonshire Collection to Nottingham Contemporary.
– For his final year project at RCA, Chinese product designer Chao Chen took inspiration for the pinecone to develop a water-reacting material that can be used for a lot of applications.
– After The Pinch and The Sweep Olivier Ottevaere and John Lin completed The Warp, their third project for the post-earthquake reconstruction in the Yunnan Province, China: a wooden rest area and roadside market that serves as a meeting point in an ethnically diverse region.
– Conceived by Scape among the Swiss mountains, Villa G creates an artificial landscape made with white volumes of different heights, opposed to the natural one.
– Inspired to the Eames’ House of cards, Populous’ installation for the World Architecture Festival features hundreds of super-sized multiples of a single “W” form.