the 135 year old museum outside of dresden wins a prestigious award for its most recent renovation by studio daniel libeskind.
fausto fantinuoli created these landscapes using sneakers from two of NIKE's recent collections inspired by brazil.
low walls emerge from the landscape to form the various structures that make up the house, using their orientation to capture the various qualities of the desert landscape.
the dutch design studio collaborated with american tattoo artist danny boy to 'ink up' a robust solid ash chair with his flash artwork.
aiming to retain a decorative aesthetic, the fixture can be converted into a back-lit, wall-mounted shelf.
the light bulb connector is simply a way of connecting electricity so in theory we could screw any electrical device into the socket...even a ghetto blaster!
a moment suspended in time, the large work is composed of more than 50,000 suspended plates, forming a massive geometric composition.
the award-winning complex boasts a collection of structures that share indoor and outdoor spaces under an 85m cantilevered roof illuminated by vivid LED lights.
built exclusively using a cut-out piece of paper and a battery operated LED, the torch light rolls up to create an ample illumination source.
on the edge of the world's largest inactive and intact volcanic crater lies a lodge that synthesizes the rich building culture of west africa with opulent european whimsy.
the 3D printing device utilizes innovative extrusion technologies that neutralize the effect of gravity to create objects on any given working surface.
three glass and steel domes are proposed as part of a green block in the center of the tech giant's proposed seattle headquarters.
a sloping vacant site meters from the infamous ribamontan shoreline is transformed to accommodate the needs of local surfers and the community
rem koolhaas’s theme is the starting point for an exhibition that looks at british architecture from the past 100 years in a new light. deadline for submission is friday 21 june.
