daniel arsham is excavating a gallery space of foam in an effort to understand the complexities and similarities between planned architecture and sculptural intuition.

artist daniel arsham has just completed avalanche, his second collaboration with the merce cunningham dance company.

handcarved with the aid of a hot wire cutter, the interior of the temporary shop features a topographical wall treatment constructed out of white foam that transforms the space into an urban glacial cavern.

the classic video game 'space invader' informs a couch design.

'star wars micro' is a 1:6 scale replica arcade cabinet, featuring a playable version of the 1983 shooter game 'star wars' by atari.

the designer's version of the home appliance resembles that of an arcade style video console that houses a washing machine in the bottom half of the unit. 'I realized the skills I had developed in the virtual world ...

the set is comprised of two stools which can be arranged with one another to create a single unit, while the stacking and lining up of modules allows one create longer bench formations.

a retail space made to compliment a new fashion brand that bases its style around the dichotomy of a two-tone design. 

an interior office design that injects an array of lively colored customized furnishings and encourages an open communication amongst employees, while providing personal spaces.

the exhibition expresses the detail and obsession the artist takes in his work through hand-made miniature wood models which capture the intimacy and poetry behind each one of his life-size functional pieces.

designboom has received an exclusive look into chilean born, new york-based designer's newest work-- a wood, paint and bronze binocular door viewer.

the artist developed the series to support the 99% by inviting collectors (typically of the 1%) to purchase the protest-sign furniture, bringing the message of one group into the homes of the other. in this way, the...

designboom recently visited the office of NL architects in amsterdam, receiving a glimpse of their creative process which is heavily rooted in model-making.

designboom goes behind-the-scenes and visits the office of architecture firm studio mk27 located in the jardin area of sao paulo, brazil.

on a recent trip to new york, designboom met with jing liu and florian idenburg of SO-IL for a glimpse of their studio and practice in brooklyn.

cost effective building and material choices including a mansard roof, sheets of corrugated steel, standard insulated windows and leftover wood come together to produce this sustainable facility for meditation.

the shape of this bridge may be operated by onlookers with an iPad by drawing curvy, parabolic or wavy forms which manipulate the deck to allow cargo traffic to pass underneath.

initiated, funded and constructed solely by the two dutch firms, this pavilion is comprised entirely of second-hand materials locally sourced from approximately 100 individual traders found on a market website.

employing the swell of a giant 30 metre hot air balloon, the dutch artist created a temporary intervention of eindhoven's urban horizon.

at the japan premium beef storefront in new york, the design studio exhibits handmade balloon sausages and steaks alongside the real cuts of meat.

a replica of ghent's public art building has been made by ahmet ogut to hover above the ground on an inflated boulder, recalling the imagery of belgian painter rene magritte's 'la chateau des pyrenees'.