
colorful angular tents shape puzzle-like zanya pavilion in northern uganda
wokober and uganda society of architects employ reusable, locally sourced materials like bamboo and polyethylene sacks.
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wokober and uganda society of architects employ reusable, locally sourced materials like bamboo and polyethylene sacks.

new makers bureau joined forces with kampala-based Localworks to complete phase one of the project, with phase two expected to finalize by end of 2024.

in south brisbane, australia, koichi takada architects' residential high rise is topped by an organic, root-like pergola.

koichi takada's marketplace in shanghai takes shape as an artificial forest, serving as a visual reminder of a greener and more sustainable future

designed by sean gao, gopro gokart is a conceptual vehicle surrounded by cameras and powered by an AI video editor that gives riders after-race highlights.

doubling as a display, the detachable camera device can be docked into a smartphone or gopro-sized 'tiles' that can be worn or held.

fliteboard unveiled its new range during the miami international boat show, equipped with foam-based inflatable plank and electric hydrofoil.

watermen glyn ovens and tom court got together in nazare earlier this year to surf the biggest waves ever ridden on an electric hydrofoil.

the design blends modernity with tradition, employing ancient techniques, such as kawara buki tile roofing and cedar bark ceilings.

enveloped by an undulating and lush rock garden, 'house in nabeshima' celebrates tranquil living with nature.

the main volume's three-layered design increasingly staggers outwards to create extra space for nesting boxes along the facades, where numerous birds and wild animals can take shelter.

i29 architects designed open parkvilla in limburg, converting a former military terrain into a residential park area.

ABB outfits the sara cultural centre with AI technology to enable its efficient and renewable energy use.

find out how the massive timber structure in sweden will be carbon negative!

the design features a steel rod extending from a generous granite base, with a round, disk-like wooden element on top completing the ensemble.

a continuous glass facade spanning two levels offers a glimpse into the new whale brewing in saga, japan.

combining traditional tree-grafting methods and modern computational design, fab tree hab proposes a sustainable habitat integrated into nature.

made from grafted living woody plants and old growth trees, home alive explores the idea of living architecture.

designed to blend as a dark shadow within the landscape, wendell burnette architects' telescope house extends towards iconic cathedral rock.

the residence is designed as a 'long pavilion for living'.

our stockholm design week highlights include a conversation with janni, who is boldly redefining iittala's vision and glassmaking heritage.

the exhibition reflects the relationship between the perfect and imperfect in nature and design.

castle's works demonstrate his continued exploration of organic forms and flowing lines inspired by natural patterns and shapes.

bringing together multiple contemporary artists and designers, the display explores the ways in which the natural world coexists with the technological.

traditional romanian patterns are decoded and reinvented through computational design, using bespoke algorithms to recreate age-old motifs.


comamala ismail employs wood, natural stone, and steel following sustainable construction methods.

the project unfolds on two ground levels with distinct facades that connect its interior with the surrounding landscape of the swiss alps.

mathieu lehanneur discusses his practice in design, art, and technology as maison&objet designer of the year 2024.

rising talent craft award winner, line & raphaël, embrace tech-forward design methods at maison&objet’s rising talent award 2024.

studio libeskind designs its maggie's center with an organic, timber-clad form to contrast london's brutalist royal free hospital.

the structure is built from a prefabricated and sustainably-sourced spruce timber system.
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