
in pictures: paul clemence photographs heatherwick's vessel as it reopens with steel net
after closing in 2021 due to four suicides, the vessel will reopen in new york, this time with steel mesh safety barriers.
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after closing in 2021 due to four suicides, the vessel will reopen in new york, this time with steel mesh safety barriers.

bjarke ingels group (BIG) celebrates the opening of 'the spiral,' a new york skyscraper wrapped in a ribbon of terraced gardens.

cplus architects encloses the hotel in zigzagging courtyard walls, connecting KALHA with its surrounding landscape.

it provides a soft and safe perceptual sensation, like ‘returning to the mother’s womb’, in contrast to the cold concrete forest of the encompassing urban landscape.

AGO projects showcases new work by kueng caputo in a display dubbed hallo, sunshine from october 15 to november 2, 2024.

set inside a historic parisian train station, this pop-up dining experience by we are ona and brutalisten runs through october 20th.

designboom visited barragán's house last month, and had a chance to view the artworks from sides that have never been accessible to the public before, thanks to this installation.

nine pieces of furniture question the limits of objects, while bizarre ceramics draw from the city's broken urban fragments.

aziza kadyri reflects on modernizing suzani embroidery with AI, amplifying women's voices, and the deconstructed theater backstage.

UNA/UNLESS designs temporary pavilion at Accademia di Belle Arti Interdisciplinary studio UNA/UNLESS has created a vibrant blue pavilion as a collateral »

the briefcase by NOS design features a thermoformed clamshell system that can fit different cup sizes.

designed by NOS, the domes are stackable, portable, and made from recycled PET.

the design by cta | creative architects combines brick, concrete, and natural materials to enhance thermal performance.

the house is composed of two blocks connected by an internal courtyard that maximizes natural light and ventilation.

there are no buds to push into the canal as the sports headphones’ speakers lie just outside the ears.

from donut-looking vinyl players to chirping bird speakers, we pick 10 design award winners from 2021 that sound as good as they look

caneplexus blends tradition with modern design, offering sustainable architectural and décor solutions crafted from natural materials.

zero labs' electric land rover series 109 is both an homage to retro car design and a push toward 'the future we need.'

with its 'classic electric revolution,' zero labs serves car-lovers who seek to support a clean energy future and keep their iconic originals.

the spheres by vincent leroy catch and distort their surroundings, creating shifting reflections.

with sinuous pink ribbons, giant rotating bottles, and classical domed rooms miss dior: stories of a miss celebrates the parfum's cultural legacy.

the courtyard's brick paving continues into the interior of the glass building and transforms it into a landscape of steps that double as seating.

the restore to impact project will see three eligible concepts in both the professional and under-30’s categories receiving cash prizes, as well as five special mentions, with a total prize fund of €66,000.

a UV inhibitor is layered onto the lightweight bottles to protect the wine from reacting to rays that can lead to sulfur aromas similar to rotten eggs or cabbage.

the concept fuses elements of nature and zen to create a warm and contemporary furniture piece that exudes openness.

the use of natural materials such as brick, stone, and cork reinforces the connection to the landscape.

kunming, known as the 'spring city,' inspires the interior design's lighting and decoration reflecting a sense of spring.

a 1960s athens building is transformed with an intricate design by bureau de change architects.

the project pays homage to the historic charm of the neighborhood's edwardian houses while introducing a fresh contemporary perspective.

charlotte skene catling tells designboom about her visions for reinventing the aaltos' first industrial structure into a building designed for people.

the team behind the project is seeking to turn the cathedral-like structure into a new institution called 'the AALTOSIILO for digital preservation'.
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