comprising two parts that snap together, the accessory brings colors to the clinical-looking canister, made from aluminum and polymer.
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ripple-like distortions prevent stable reflections within the enclosure.
milla novo’s textile installation moves from the mleiha desert in sharjah to a conceptual alpine glass pavilion.
textile and fabric art (86)
emily quandahl and madeline cochran's 'quilt shanty' transforms a hoop house into a patchwork artwork on lake harriet outside minneapolis.
connections: +830
milla novo’s textile installation moves from the mleiha desert in sharjah to a conceptual alpine glass pavilion.
fashion design phenomena (309)
a set full of installation built from the brand’s memories since 1978, the space works like a scene after a party, with items place across the floor.
the construction supports maintenance, disassembly, and material recovery.
recycling (480)
fiberglass is retained as primary material expression rather than decorative effect.
exposed brick, local stone, and recycled materials define the construction palette.
materials (193)
embedded with modified ink, the woven-like material forms snow when it touches the area surface.
connections: +220
the lightweight accessory features images of the filling both on the inside and outside, still wrapped within the transparent-looking material.
connections: +740
fashion technology (85)
static electricity forms the conceptual basis of the research by designer wren walker.
connections: +170
from gustaf westman's spiral baguette holder to vollebak's virus-killing jacket, designboom looks back at the top fashion stories that defined the year.
Weaving (34)
the startup everbloom describes the output as softer than merino, more indulgent than cashmere, and stronger than silk.
the researchers’ idea is to replace chemical-based textile production with a natural process that uses microbes instead of oil, plastic, or artificial dyes.
connections: +270
cooper hewitt (6)
at cooper hewitt, devon turnbull’s 'hifi pursuit listening room dream no. 3' frames high-fidelity sound as a crafted interior.
connections: +120
titled 'an atlas of es devlin', the exhibition presents over 300 sketches, paintings, illuminated paper cuts, and miniature sculptures.
connections: +790
sound art (110)
a commission by a client, the owner originally asked the sound artist to create his own version of the rosita commander luxus from 1970.
the team draws from the Japanese concept of iwagumi, a tradition of composed rock arrangements.
underwater architecture (22)
designed for research, recreation, and habitation, the system supports human-ocean coexistence.
ReefLine debuts 'concrete coral,' a fully deployed underwater installation and hybrid reef of 22 concrete 'cars' by leandro erlich.
floating architecture (209)
the river cabin’s design draws from old shipyards and modernist design.
the pavilion addresses limited beachfront space through a public floating platform.
algae (40)
a clear alternative to traditional packaging, the team says uses a mix of seaweed, plant-based materials, and compostable polymers to produce the bags.
designed for research, recreation, and habitation, the system supports human-ocean coexistence.
climate change (196)
the structure is seven meters long and is made of recycled concrete that uses 75 percent circular raw materials.
equipped with the mobile carbon capture technology, the vehicle filters out the carbon dioxide directly from the exhaust system.
connections: +1420
architecture in japan (1705)
two opposing arcs that open toward the sea form the upper volume of the hotel, creating a sail-like silhouette.
the design incorporates elements that regulate exposure and enclosure.
connections: +6470
NOT A HOTEL (19)
the DROPHAUS stages a vision of ‘timeless living,’ framing the core ideas of the collection around endurance, utility, and material experimentation.
a continuation of the existing rock formations, the hotel is articulated as a series of stepped horizontal planes, courtyards, and gardens.
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